Juan Moros Díaz- investigador at University of Barcelona
Juan Moros Díaz
- investigador at University of Barcelona
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Estudio de los sellos de las producciones anfóricas olearias béticas de época romana alto y bajo imperial -Dressel 20, Dressel 23- y de sus centros productores de los valles del Guadalquivir y del Genil. Esta línea de investigación cuenta con una larga tradición que arranca a finales del s. XIX con los trabajos de Heinrich Dressel en Roma y con los de Jorge Bonsor en el valle del Guadalquivir.
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A orillas de los ríos Guadalquivir ( Baetis ) y Genil ( Singilis ), en el triángulo formado por las capitales de tres conventus de la Bética, Hispalis, Corduba y Astigi , se extienden los restos arqueológicos de casi un centenar de alfarerías productoras de ánforas del tipo Dressel 20 (fig. 1). Durante los tres primeros siglos d.C., el aceite de ol...
The creation of the Roman Empire promoted the connectivity of a vast area around the Mediterranean sea. Mobility and trade flourished over the Roman provinces as massive amounts of goods were shipped over thousands of kilometres through sea, rivers and road networks. Several works have explored these dynamics of interaction in specific case studies...
![Figura 2. Sello L [V]PA[TVS] de Isla de la Barqueta.](publication/272721534/figure/fig3/AS:609634792529920@1522359669125/Figura-2-Sello-L-VPATVS-de-Isla-de-la-Barqueta_Q320.jpg)
Despite the numerous literature on the production and consumption of Baetican olive-oil during the Principate, little is known about the survival of the Baetican amphorae in the Late Roman Empire. We present an epigraphic and economic study on a particular production of Dressel 23 amphorae, welldated in the first half of the Vth century A.D. It is...
