Élites in the Roman world were a polythetic class; that is, they had certain characteristics in
common, such as affluence and free birth, but varied considerably in other important aspects …

During the first century BC, the Guadalquivir valley joins the group of those producing ovoid
amphorae in the Western Mediterranean, as it becomes one of the main exporting areas of …

The trade networks of the Roman Empire are among the most intensively researched large-
scale market systems in antiquity, yet there is no consensus on the economic structure …

The aim of this study is to identify dynamics of social learning between amphorae workshops
during the the Roman Empire. The Baetica province developed a massive infrastructure of …

C'est dans le cadre d'un programme de recherche franco-espagnol intitulé «Production
artisanale, économie et environnement en Bétique romaine. L'exemple de la vallée du Genil …

The aim of this study is to present a synthesis of amphora production in the Early Empire
from the Tarraconensis central coastal area. In this territory, amphora production begins in …

Investigación arqueológica en el alfar de las Delicias (Ecija, Sevilla) 2013-2015: un primer
balance Page 1 HAL Id: halshs-04555922 https://shs.hal.science/halshs-04555922 Submitted …

Strategically situated at the junction of the Erft and a bend of the Rhine, the site of
Novaesium is undoubtedly one of the major military sites of the frontier in Germania Inferior …

The aim of this study is to explore the trade dynamics involved in the large-scale distribution
of olive oil produced in Baetica province (currently Andalusia). Baetica became an important …