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Little research has been done on medieval Epigraphy and its production. To a large extent, this is due to the lack of extant evidence related to how this process was conducted. Pioneering research by professors García Lobo and Martín López suggests that it cannot have been very different from the one used in the workshops of the classical period, which is well documented. The scant evidence preserved about the true nature of the process in the medieval period has caused research to be done mostly on a theoretical level. Fortunately, we do have small annotations -minutaeregistering the information that would later be inscribed upon epigraphic media. Sometimes the full * El presente artículo se ha elaborado en el marco del proyecto “Corpus de inscripciones y textos hispano-latinos sobre arquitectura religiosa y civil altomedieval (s. V-X)” (acrónimo CITHARA). Ref. HAR2015-65649-C2-1-P, financiado por Programa Estatal de Fomento de la Investigación Científica y Técnica de Excelencia (Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades). 292 Alejandro García Morilla EDAD MEDIA: Revista de Historia, 21 (2020): 291-317 ISSN: 2530-6448 text was included and others only brief glosses of the most significant data that later would be completed with the usual formulae. This is considered to be the first phase of the epigraphic conscriptio. This article, in line with other recent epigraphic studies, has attested to the existence of those stone drafts and aims at bringing out their meaning and relevance.

La confección de epígrafes en la Edad Media: Las minutas