Publication: Viticultura, territorio y hábitat en el litoral nororiental de Hispania Citerior durante el Alto Imperio
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Revilla Calvo, Víctor
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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El desarrollo de la viticultura en el litoral mediterráneo de Hispania Citerior, entre
finales de época republicana y los primeros siglos del imperio, constituye un ámbito de
estudio fundamental por su impacto sobre la evolución económica y social de la región.
En las últimas décadas, las aportaciones de la investigación arqueológica han permitido
profundizar en el conocimiento de esta viticultura provincial. Este avance es especialmente
evidente en ámbitos específicos, como la tipología de las ánforas, la epigrafía del
instrumentum o la organización de los centros artesanales. Con todo, existen importantes
problemas para definir con precisión las relaciones entre estructuras de producción
agrícola, propiedad rural, artesanado e intercambios.
The development of viticulture in the Mediterranean coastline of the Hispania Citerior between the end of the Republican period and the first centuries of the empire is a fundamental research field because of the impact that viticulture had on the economic and social evolution of the area. In the last decades, the contribution of archaeological research has allowed us to increase our knowledge of this provincial viticulture. The development is particularly noticeable on specific aspects such as the evolution of amphora typologies, epigraphy on instrumentum or the organisation of workshops. Nevertheless we still face important problems if we want to accurately describe the relationship between centers of agricultural production, rural ownership, crafts and exchanges.
The development of viticulture in the Mediterranean coastline of the Hispania Citerior between the end of the Republican period and the first centuries of the empire is a fundamental research field because of the impact that viticulture had on the economic and social evolution of the area. In the last decades, the contribution of archaeological research has allowed us to increase our knowledge of this provincial viticulture. The development is particularly noticeable on specific aspects such as the evolution of amphora typologies, epigraphy on instrumentum or the organisation of workshops. Nevertheless we still face important problems if we want to accurately describe the relationship between centers of agricultural production, rural ownership, crafts and exchanges.
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