
doi: 10.58079/165da
handle: 20.500.13089/165da
Defining Early Caroline Adoption Trajectories in Rural Documentary Practice This paper defines early adoption trajectories of Caroline scripts in rural documentary practice through charter evidence from parish-level ecclesiastical settings in north-western Iberia. The study addresses diffusion under conditions of distance, limited institutional centralisation, and the long persistence of established local practice. Visigothic script remains structurally resilient as Caroline elements enter selectively...
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