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Late antique villae in the Ager Tarraconensis. Territorial and fiscal transformations [PDF]
, 2023 Recent studies have pointed out the deep changes in the rural settlement patterns of the Ager Tarraconensis from the 3rd to the 6th c. AD. The reduction of the number of rural sites from the early Empire, and the increase of the size and richness of those who survive, has been usually interpreted as a phenomenon of land concentration.
Carrasco, Jose M., Olesti, Oriol
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Ager Tarraconensis 4. Els Antigons, una vil·la senyorial del Camp de Tarragona
, 2014 "La vil·la romana dels Antigons (Reus, tocant amb la Canonja) fou una de les més riques de l’ager Tarraconensis. El nom ja indica la rellevància de les restes que s’hi han trobat des del segle XIX. És un jaciment dissortat, però: la construcció d’un complex industrial els anys 70 el va destruir i avui no en queda cap resta visible. En les excavacions d’
Járrega Domínguez, Ramon +1 more
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, 2013 We present in this paper the results of the application of several visual methods on a group of locations, dated between VI and I centuries BC, of the ager Tarraconensis (Tarragona, Spain) a Hinterland of the roman colony of Tarraco. The difficulty in interpreting the diverse results in a combined way has been resolved by means of the use of ...
Fiz, José Ignacio +4 more
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Epigrafía »menor« del ager Tarraconensis (Hispania Citerior): Novedades del Camp de Tarragona
, 2015 A partir de la publicación del corpus de las inscripciones romanas del ager Tarraconensis, presentamos en este trabajo un estado de la cuestión sobre las inscripciones llamadas »menores« procedentes de una parte del mismo, en concreto del Camp de Tarragona, denominación que engloba el inmediato suburbio de la antigua capital de la Hispania Citerior a ...
Gorostidi, Diana
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In conspectu prope totius urbis: la aplicación de diferentes métodos de análisis de visibilidad al paisaje del Ager Tarraconensis [PDF]
, 2011 We present in this paper the results of the application of several visual methods on a group of locations, dated between VI and I centuries BC, of the ager tarraconensis (Tarragona, Spain) a hinterland of the roman colony of Tarraco. The diff iculty in interpreting the diverse results in a combined way has been resolved by means of the use of ...
Fiz, José Ignacio +4 more
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, 2013 "Aquesta obra recull 28 comunicacions presentades al Simposi internacional «L’ager Tarraconensis. Paisatge, poblament, cultura material i història», celebrat a Tarragona el 27 i 28 d’octubre del 2010, organitzat per l’Institut Català d’Arqueologia Clàssica a la seu de l’Institut i a la Diputació de Tarragona.
PREVOSTI, Marta; LÓPEZ, Jordi; GUITART, Josep (ed.)
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, 2010 The methodology of the ager Tarraconensis project also included geophysical surveys aiming to distinguish different categories of rural settlements. Two geophysical techniques (resistivity and magnetometry) were combined to reveal traces of unearth structures from a selection of sites identified from the field survey.
Prevosti, Marta +2 more
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The Roman Centuriated Landscape: Conception, Genesis, and Development as Inferred from the Ager Tarraconensis Case [PDF]
American Journal of Archaeology, 2011 Although centuriation was only one system of Roman land division, its impact on the landscape and its visibility in modern field arrangements make it the most commonly recognized expression of Roman landscapes. Centuriated grid systems are usually analyzed from a materialistic point of view and consequently are regarded as an assertion of Roman ...
Palet, J.M., Orengo, H.A.
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Catalog of roman epigraphy from the ager Tarraconensis (Catalonia)
, 2023 [ENG] This dataset contains a database with the catalog of more than a hundred epigraphic samples of the ager Tarraconensis between the I AD and VII AD. The catalog is divided into two parts.
Gorostidi Pi, Diana
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Ager Tarraconensis Field Survey Project
, 2003 The Ager Tarraconensis Field Survey Project archive is the result of a field-walking survey investigating the development of the classical landscape in the hinterland of Tarraco, the Roman provincial capital of Hispania Citerior (Tarraconensis).
Martin Millett, S J Keay
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