Nouveaux vestiges de la présence musulmane en Narbonnaise au VIIIᵉ siècle

Abstract

The years following the discovery of numerous Islamic stamps in Ruscino have been marked by the exhumation of new remains of the 8ᵗʰ century’s first half in Narbonnaise. Besides new stamps and some dirhams, approximately twenty fulūs have been discovered, essentially in the departments of Aude and Pyrenees Orientales. The localization suggests the existence of military establishments, especially to the south of Narbonne (conquered by Franks in 759), along the Via Domitia that is bordering on Massif des Corbieres.