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Información del artículo Informe de la actividad arqueológica preventiva en apoyo a la remodelación en el eje urbano Tendillas - Mezquita Córdoba.
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... Cambiar idioma Idioma Català. Cambiar. Aproximación al estudio del poblamiento protohistórico en el sureste de Córdoba: unidades políticas, control del territorio y fronteras. ...
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Este archivo contiene una bibliografía actualizada de las villas romanas de Andalucía que creo será de utilidad para los investigadores. Se enmarca en el Proyecto de Investigación "Las villas romanas de la Bética: renovación... more
Este archivo contiene una bibliografía actualizada de las villas romanas de Andalucía que creo será de utilidad para los investigadores. Se enmarca en el Proyecto de Investigación "Las villas romanas de la Bética: renovación metodológica, análisis arqueológico y rentabilización patrimonial" desarrollado en la Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla y finalizado en 2014. Es mi intención actualizar la información cada seis meses aproximadamente/This file contains an updated bibliography on Roman villae in modern Andalusia that I think will be useful for researchers. It developed from the research project "The Roman villae of Baetica: methodological renewal, archaeological analysis and heritage management" developed at the University Pablo de Olavide and completed in 2014. It is my intention to update the information every six months
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Corduba is an exceptionally interesting example for understanding the different processes associated with the complex phenomenon of Roman colonisation and territorial expansion in the provinces. The first Roman settlement in the area took... more
Corduba is an exceptionally interesting example for understanding the different processes associated with the complex phenomenon of Roman colonisation and territorial expansion in the provinces. The first Roman settlement in the area took place during the earliest stage of the conquest, at the beginning of the 2nd c. BCE, in a phase contemporary with the development of the very concept of colony on the Italian Peninsula. The archaeological evidence from Corduba is also especially valuable for exploring the material culture of a town inhabited from the outset by Romans and local peoples and for analysing, from a critical perspective, the relationship between the legal status and its material representation.
In the first section of this paper, the evidence provided by the ancient sources on the establishment of a Roman settlement next to an important native oppidum is contrasted with the archaeological remains discovered in the town in recent years. Next, we tackle the question of the coexistence of several discourses on the meaning of ‘being Roman’ in Colonia Patricia through a comparison of the representation of collective identities in public spaces and of individual or family identities in houses and tombs and their relevance in the transformation of the Republican colony of Corduba into the Colonia Patricia of the early Empire.
In the first section of this paper, the evidence provided by the ancient sources on the establishment of a Roman settlement next to an important native oppidum is contrasted with the archaeological remains discovered in the town in recent years. Next, we tackle the question of the coexistence of several discourses on the meaning of ‘being Roman’ in Colonia Patricia through a comparison of the representation of collective identities in public spaces and of individual or family identities in houses and tombs and their relevance in the transformation of the Republican colony of Corduba into the Colonia Patricia of the early Empire.
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We study a number of archaeological evidences testifying the trade networks that connected the region of Cordoba Subbética with the rest of Baetica. These evidences, primarily amphora vessels, allow an approach to the problem of which... more
We study a number of archaeological evidences testifying the trade networks that connected the region of Cordoba Subbética with the rest of Baetica. These evidences, primarily amphora vessels, allow an approach to the problem of which were the export routes of the great oil production of the area and, at the same time, contribute to the knowledge of the diffusion of the products from the Guadalquivir Valley and coastal baetican areas (oil, wine, salt-fish and fish sauces) within the province.
Key words: Cordoba Subbetica, roman age, trade.
Key words: Cordoba Subbetica, roman age, trade.
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Following a previous publication, the present work offers an overview of olive oil production in the region of the Subetica, near Cordoba, as shown by the evidence drawn from torcularia. This includes unpublished recent material and the... more
Following a previous publication, the present work offers an overview of olive oil
production in the region of the Subetica, near Cordoba, as shown by the evidence drawn
from torcularia. This includes unpublished recent material and the reinterpretation of
already known evidence. We believe that this contribution once more reasserts the importance
of Cordoba and its hinterland in this crucial economic sector for the Baetica.
Keywords: roman period, olive oil production, torcularia, Corduban Subetica.
production in the region of the Subetica, near Cordoba, as shown by the evidence drawn
from torcularia. This includes unpublished recent material and the reinterpretation of
already known evidence. We believe that this contribution once more reasserts the importance
of Cordoba and its hinterland in this crucial economic sector for the Baetica.
Keywords: roman period, olive oil production, torcularia, Corduban Subetica.
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The volume includes the minutes of an international congress held from 5 to 7 May 2010 in Murcia (Spain). Its main objective was to publicize the developments and discuss on the technical and productive processes related to wine and oil... more
The volume includes the minutes of an international congress held from 5 to 7 May 2010 in Murcia (Spain). Its main objective was to publicize the developments and discuss on the technical and productive processes related to wine and oil in the Roman provinces of Hispania. In addition to dealing with general aspects of wine and oil in the western Mediterranean, it contains various studies on agricultural activity in the Hispanic rural world and about the technology and processes of wine and oil production in each of the peninsular administrative demarcations in Antiquity. Almost all of the specialists dedicated to these research problems met for the first time at the colloquium.
After a first part dedicated to general functional and technological aspects, most of the work is ordered according the old Hispanic-Roman provinces of the Augustan age. To general studies focused on the analysis of large geographic areas, other contributions are added that provide a large number of archaeological novelties. The Varia block contains some contributions that are not strictly related to the subject of technological and productive processes, but that were included because they represented developments or novelties of interest.
After a first part dedicated to general functional and technological aspects, most of the work is ordered according the old Hispanic-Roman provinces of the Augustan age. To general studies focused on the analysis of large geographic areas, other contributions are added that provide a large number of archaeological novelties. The Varia block contains some contributions that are not strictly related to the subject of technological and productive processes, but that were included because they represented developments or novelties of interest.