Gallo-Roman sigillata in the Iberian Peninsula: economic and social aspects

In this paper we analyze the Gaulish sigillata trade in the Iberian Peninsula. We will consider the impact of this type of pottery, which was one of the most popular types of tableware in the early empire, both in relation to trade, and also to issues of style and taste in Hispania. Sigillata and its contemporary imitations are also evaluated.

Resumen del trabajo presentado a la Seeing Red International Conference: "New economic and social perspectives on terra sigillata", celebrada en la Universidad de Reading en Abril 2011.

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
Spain

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International Conference on [Seeing red], Seeing red: International Conference on

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