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Littera Visigothica | Ainoa Castro
Portal de investigación sobre escritura visigótica y su contexto - Littera Visigothica es mantenida y escrita por Ainoa Castro
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Littera Visigothica | Ainoa Castro Visigothic script People And Writing resources a massive free list blog updated news & events about behind Littera Visigothica networking join the group! Curious to know more about Visigothic script? You will find anything and everything here {index-descripcion-titular} Find more about... Visigothic script Visigothic script is the graphic form the Latin alphabet acquired for the most common writing uses in the Iberian Peninsula and Septimania during the Early and High Middle Ages. Visigothic script is the most characteristic medieval writing system of the Iberian Peninsula. In this site, you are invited to explore Visigothic script from a multidisciplinary point of view. Take a look at Littera’s specific content on: Palaeography Codicology Semiotics Diplomatics History Calligraphy Art and Music. You are also welcome to suggest new topics! read more - Useful resources Which types of medieval sources were written in Visigothic script? How many codices? And charters? Where could one find them? In which archive? Are there digital surrogates of these sources available online? Where? Which is the correct terminology to describe them? Is there any study published about the manuscript source I am interested in? Whose work should I follow? Where could I learn more about Palaeography? In Littera Visigothica you will also find answers to those questions: An online catalogue of Visigothic script codices Links to many digitised sources for your perusal A detailed glossary to know how to refer to their script A list of basic published references An online tutorial on Visigothic script Links to useful basic resources and more! read more - Stay updated and take part in the community! Littera Visigothica appreciates that you want to know more about Visigothic script and wants to encourage you to continue learning about the script, its manuscripts and their cultural-historical context by reading Littera’s Blog. The blog will keep you up-to-date as for the latest additions to the site and will let you know about activities that could be of interest to you. You can subscribe to the blog and receive all this info by email. Become a Visigothicologist! Since it is difficult to learn or study a new topic alone, Littera Visigothica aims to build a solid Network of interesting and interested people to be in touch with each other and with other scholars who know plenty and do not care to share their expertise. You are also welcome to collaborate in Littera writing or editing entries if you like. And, Littera Visigothica is open to everyone and you are welcome to say hi! read more - Go to Top ! Do you want more information? Contact me now Contact Follow us on social networks Facebook Twitter Flicker LinkedIn Subscribe to the newsletter Receive our latest research your name (required) * your email (required) * I agree Data Protection Policy* At no time will we share your data with other people or companies, the data provided will become part of the database of Littera Visigothica exclusively. You may, at any time, exercise your rights of access, rectification, cancellation and opposition of your data. Simply let us know by sending an email to [email protected]. Learn more on our data protection policy Who’s behind Littera Visigothica? I am Dr Ainoa Castro and Littera Visigothica is my brain child. I created this site back in 2013 to share knowledge about Visigothic script and to promote collaboration for its study. I currently work at the Universidad de Salamanca. You can find more about me and Littera here. Recent Posts 22·SEP·2022 So... Where were we? #ERCPeopleAndWriting 09·JUN·2021 ERC-project update: Santiago in the database of medieval Galician charters 01·MAY·2021 ERC-project update: Mondoñedo in the database of medieval Galician charters 26·APR·2021 ERC-project update: Orense in the database of medieval Galician charters 19·MAR·2021 ERC-project update: Tuy in the database of medieval Galician charters Menu Visigothic script resources blog about networking Cookies Policy Data Protection Policy Now on Twitter Tweets by ainoa_castro Copyright © 2018 - Ainoa Castro Correa I agree This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. These cookies are necessary so that some of the functionalities of the website are available to you, and others help us to improve for they give us an idea of how the site is used. Cookies Policy.