Maintaining Monetary Use in the North of the Iberian Peninsula up to the 6th Century. The Example of the Hoard of minimi from Llívia (Spain). Soutenir l’usage monétaire dans le nord de la péninsule Ibérique au VIe siècle. L’exemple du dépôt de minimi de Llívia (Espagne)
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Pierre-Marie Guihard et al., « Soutenir l’usage monétaire dans le nord de la péninsule Ibérique au VIe siècle. L’exemple du dépôt de minimi de Llívia (Espagne) », HAL-SHS : archéologie, ID : 10670/1.8n6tg7
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The discovery at the beginning of the new millennium of a coin hoard at the ancient site of Iulia Livica (present-day Llívia, Spain) provides the impetus to deal with certain specific trends of practices which surround the small bronze coinage of the 6th century. The content of the hoard at Llívia allows one to recognise the widespread usage of imitating products, of which the often tiny weights were integrated into a general metrology over a vast area of the Mediterranean. To this can be added the presence of two Vandalic and Byzantine coins.