Urban history in medieval Galicia. Balance and perspectives
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ceg.2010.v57.i123.76Keywords:
Galicia, XI-XIIIth centuries, cities, towns, historiographyAbstract
In the context of medieval Galicia, from the XIth century we are witnessing a process of promoting urban realities since the real power and local domains in a territory traditionally devoid of them in the early medieval centuries. This has been studied in recent decades, but recent years have seen a proliferation of articles and books that requires an updating historiography. This paper discusses this phenomenon in a diachronic and informative way and incorporate the latest relevant publications.
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