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This presentation explores the problems and possibilities of preserving early medieval diplomatic documents, examining whether they were filed or lost. It also includes an approximate map of locations mentioned in the documents, such as Urgell Cathedral Archive, Abbey Church of St-Pierre de Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne, Monastery of Sant Pere de Casserres, Romanesque Church of Sant Andreu de Gurb, and the Abbey Church of Cluny. The presentation also includes insights from the Freising King Alfonso I and his chancellor, depicted in the Liber Feudorum Maior.
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Documents that shouldn't survive: preservation from before the archive in Catalonia and elsewhere Jonathan Jarrett International Medieval Congress University of Leeds 7 July 2008 Problems and Possibilities of Early Medieval Diplomatic, II: was it filed or was it lost?
Romanesque portal of the abbey church of St-Pierre de Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne (image from Wikipedia (France), licensed under the GPL)
Biblioteca Universitària de Barcelona, Biblioteca de Reserva, Pergamins C (Sant Pere de Casserres) 3
Apse and tower of the Romanesque church of Sant Andreu de Gurb
Exterior of the transept of the Abbey church of Cluny (image taken from Wikipedia (France) under the GPL)
King Alfons I and his chancellor with charters and scribe in the Arxiu Comtal de Barcelona, from the Liber Feudorum Maior