Longobardic scripts

Longobardic scripts refer to a style of writing used by the Lombards, a Germanic people who settled in Italy during the early medieval period. This script, which emerged around the 7th century, is characterized by its distinct rounded letters and decorative elements, blending Latin influences with Germanic traditions. Longobardic inscriptions can be found on monuments, manuscripts, and coins, reflecting the culture and language of the Lombards. This writing style played a significant role in the development of later medieval scripts and offers insights into the history and identity of the Lombard people.