A tale of three cities: the Urbs; Ammaia, the ex nihilo colony; and Conim briga, the adaptation of the Lusitanian oppida/ Um conto de tres cidades: a Urbs; Ammaia, a colonia ex nihilo; e Conimbriga, a adaptacao dos oppida lusitanos

When dealing with the analysis of the materiality of urban architecture in the Roman World, in the Imperial Period, seeking to understand the practices of occupation of spaces, both in the city of Rome and in the provinces, we deal with a material culture almost as broad as the Ancient World itself,...

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Veröffentlicht in:Revista do Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia 2019-01 (32), p.57
1. Verfasser: Santos, Irmina Doneux
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Zusammenfassung:When dealing with the analysis of the materiality of urban architecture in the Roman World, in the Imperial Period, seeking to understand the practices of occupation of spaces, both in the city of Rome and in the provinces, we deal with a material culture almost as broad as the Ancient World itself, if thinking of the geographic extent that the Empire has reached. Therefore, it is necessary, for research and didactic purposes, to establish spatial, temporal and material delimitations. It is also necessary to deal, specifically in the case of Lusitania, with the scarcity of available archaeological information. Although the new technologies available lead to advances in research and new challenges, as they raise new questions to be answered by the material culture, it is also necessary that these technologies be effectively applied to the territory of ancient Lusitania so that we can use them. In this work it is intended, through the study of the forums of two Roman provincial cities--Ammaia and Conimbriga (respectively, an ex nihilo foundation and an adaptation of a pre-Roman settlement), chosen to present distinct archaeological and archaeological research histories--try to determine some of the patterns of appropriation of colonial spaces by the Romans in Lusitania. Although the study of Roman Lusitania suffers from the limitation imposed by the scarcity of available and/or published archaeological data, it was possible to observe the existence of a pattern in the urbanization introduced by Rome in Lusitania, which is visible in the fora and other urban elements, preexisting local urbanism. Keywords: Lusitania; Ammaia; Conimbriga; Roman Fora; Roman urbanization. Quando tratamos da analise da materialidade da arquitetura urbana no Mundo Romano, no Periodo Imperial, buscando entender as praticas de ocupacao dos espacos, tanto na cidade de Roma quanto nas provincias, lidamos com um universo material quase tao amplo quanto o proprio Mundo Antigo, se pensarmos na extensao geografica que o Imperio atingiu. Faz-se necessario, portanto, para fins de pesquisa e didaticos, estabelecer delimitacoes, espaciais, temporais e materiais. Tambem e preciso lidar, especificamente no caso da Lusitania, com a escassez das informacoes arqueologicas disponiveis. Embora as novas tecnologias disponiveis propiciem avancos nas pesquisas e igualmente novos desafios, pois despertam novas questoes a serem respondidas pela cultura material, e preciso tambem que tais tecnologias sejam
ISSN:0103-9709