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Las ánforas romanas más antiguas del occidente peninsular en Olisipo (Lisboa): contribución a su estudio
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La producción de ánforas con características morfológicas totalmente romanas en el occidente de la Península ha sido documentada desde el tercer cuarto del siglo I a.C., es decir, desde los últimos momentos de la República. Sin embargo, y a pesar del importante desarrollo que su estudio ha experimentado en los últimos quince años, el conocimiento que tenemos actualmente sobre los contenedores producidos entre esa fase y el tercer cuarto del siglo I d.C. todavía es bastante reducido. El objetivo de este estudio es presentar un conjunto significativo de nuevos datos de la ciudad romana de Lisboa, que es, por el momento, el principal centro de consumo de estas producciones. Enmarcado en el estado actual de la investigación y en las principales problemáticas subyacentes a este tema, se busca establecer las posibles lecturas sobre la diacronía de producción y circulación de estas ánforas, así como su significado en el contexto del consumo de alimentos transportados en contenedores anfóricos en Olisipo.
The production of amphorae with fully Roman morphologic characteristics in the western Peninsula started in the third quarter of the 1st c. B.C., that is, in the final moments of the Republic. However, despite the important development of its study over the last fifteen years, the knowledge currently held on containers produced between that period and the third quarter of the 1st c. A.D. is still quite limited. This study aims to present a significant set of new data from the Roman city of Olisipo, which represents, for the time being, the main consumption centre of these amphoric productions. Framed in the current state of research and in the main issues underlying this theme, we seek to establish the possible readings about the production and circulation chronology of these amphorae, as well as their meaning in the context of the consumption of foodstuffs transported in amphoric containers in the Roman city of Lisbon.
The production of amphorae with fully Roman morphologic characteristics in the western Peninsula started in the third quarter of the 1st c. B.C., that is, in the final moments of the Republic. However, despite the important development of its study over the last fifteen years, the knowledge currently held on containers produced between that period and the third quarter of the 1st c. A.D. is still quite limited. This study aims to present a significant set of new data from the Roman city of Olisipo, which represents, for the time being, the main consumption centre of these amphoric productions. Framed in the current state of research and in the main issues underlying this theme, we seek to establish the possible readings about the production and circulation chronology of these amphorae, as well as their meaning in the context of the consumption of foodstuffs transported in amphoric containers in the Roman city of Lisbon.
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Republica Romana Alto Imperio Comercio Hispania Ulterior Lusitania Roman Republic Principate Roman trade
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Filipe, V. (2020). Las ánforas romanas más antiguas del occidente peninsular en Olisipo (Lisboa): contribución a su estúdio. [As mais antigas ânforas romanas do ocidente peninsular em Olisipo (Lisboa): contributo para o seu estudo.]. SPAL. Revista de Prehistoria y Arqueología de la Universidad de Sevilla, 29(2) 179-204. doi: 10.12795/spal.2020.i29.23
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Universidad de Sevilla