La Alfarería Romana del Collet Est (Calonge, Girona)

Burch, Josep; Nolla, Josep Maria; Tremoleda, Joaquim

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“…The majority of faunal assemblages from this period date from the 2 nd c. BC, when Romans imposed heavy taxes on the allies (e.g. [ 219 , 220 ]) in a period of strong instability due to the constant rebellions of the different Iberian peoples as the Ilergetes (in 206 and 205 BC: Polybius , 11 , 32 ), Sedetani (200 BC: Livy , 31 , 49 , 7 ), Indigetes (195 BC: Appian , Iberia , 40 ). The indigenous territorial and political system was maintained at first and some oppida persisted–e.g.…”

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Resilience and livestock adaptations to demographic growth and technological change: A diachronic perspective from the Late Bronze Age to Late Antiquity in NE Iberia

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There are strong interactions between an economic system and its ecological context. In this sense, livestock have been an integral part of human economies since the Neolithic, contributing significantly to the creation and maintenance of agricultural anthropized landscapes. For this reason, in the frame of the ERC-StG project ’ZooMWest’ we collected and analyzed thousands of zooarchaeological data from NE Iberia. By considering these data in comparison with ecological indicators (archaeobotanical remains) and archaeological evidence (settlement characteristics and their distribution) this paper seeks to characterize changes in animal production and the relationship between people, livestock, and their environment. These methods allow for an investigation of the topic at different scales (site, zone, territory) with a broad diachronic perspective, and for consideration of orography and cultural traditions alongside climatic factors. Through this integration of various streams of evidence, we aim to better understand the structure of ancient economic systems and the way they conditioned human decision-making on animal production. Results show a shifting relationship with the territory between the Bronze Age and Late Antiquity, in which market requirements and an economic model with a higher degree of integration increasingly influenced husbandry strategies. These processes are reflected in changes in land use and forms of territorial occupation, although along different rhythms and trajectories.

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Resilience and livestock adaptations to demographic growth and technological change: A diachronic perspective from the Late Bronze Age to Late Antiquity in NE Iberia

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“…La vil•la del Collet la trobem sobre un esperó rocós a l'extrem occidental de Sant Antoni de Calonge -molt pròxim al nucli urbà de Palamós-que s'enlaira una quinzena de metres sobre les terres planes de l'entorn. En origen, aquest esperó es projectava cap a la platja, i penetrava puntualment dins del mar, el qual en època antiga entrava molt més cap a l'interior que en l'actualitat, de tal manera que, per exemple, ocupava part del que actualment es coneix com la finca del Collet Est (situada al nord-est de la vil•la), a l'extrem de la qual hi havia una terrisseria d'època romana altimperial (Burch, Nolla i Tremoleda 2015).…”

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Tres vil·les republicanes a l’extrem nord-oriental de la Citerior

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“…Sin embargo, hasta el momento solo se han podido documentar individuos adultos en el Pla de l'Horta, sin que quede clara la presencia de ejemplares juveniles o infantiles. Su uso como animal de trabajo, de carga o transporte fue ya documentado en contextos altoimperiales, como en el caso de la alfarería del Collet de Sant Anto-ni (Calonge, Baix Empordà) (Burch et al, 2013). En todo caso, a partir de la muestra estudiada, no podemos descartar una introducción progresiva de estos animales en el sostén económico de la explotación (Castanyer & Tremoleda, 1999).…”

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“…En el caso del ciervo, se documenta el despellejamiento y descarne en la misma villa, así como la fracturación en fresco. El aprovechamiento de las astas como mangos de objetos de hierro ha sido bien documentado con anterioridad, teniendo en cuenta la existencia de una artesanía especializada en la elaboración de objetos en materias duras animales (agujas, espátulas, ítems decorativos…) (Burch et al, 2013). Los recursos cinegéticos desaparecen en la época tardoantigua.…”

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