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Post Camunian period - the Middle Ages (4/7)
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Campanine: Rock 19
With the agony and fall of the Roman Empire started a long and dark period of civil decadence. A decadence characterized by the crack of pagi (villages) and massae(farmhouses) net and by the return of a crude economy, with absolutely predominance of breeding.
At first the Got in the latest V Century, then the Longobard from the VI to the VII Century, at last the Frank with Charlemagne, mark deeply the area with their regressive conception of power, reducing the farmers in a slave role.
The condition bettered slowly after the infeudation of the Camonica Valley to the Tour Monastery that persisted till the XI Century, evangelising the area.
The social substratum was still diffusely pagan, a popular paganism with a Raethian-Celtic base that the classical imperial religiousness couldn't modify.


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