El Final De Las Villae En Hispania Siglos IV-VII D.C. (Bibliotheque De L'antiquite Tardive)

by Alexandra Chavarria Arnau, A. Chavarria

This work sets out to analyse the changes experienced by the elite and rural populations in the Iberian Peninsula by studying how the residential sectors of Hispanic villae changed between the end of the III century and the beginning of the VIII century. It is based on archaeological documentation and on the actual study of the remains of these rural buildings (124 in all) in the Iberian Peninsula, which have a pars urbana that was occupied until quite late (IV-VIII centuries), as well as on textual documentation and epigraphs, which play an important role in explaining the end of the villae and illustrate some aspects of the new organisation that replaced them under the Visigoths. Spanish text.

305 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2007

Reviews

[Xavi99 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Una obra excelente que recopila todo tipo de información histórica, arqueológica y artística que se conoce (o se conocía a año de 2007) sobre las "villae", esas estructuras tan interesantes pero de las que tan pocos conocen durante la época del Bajo Imperio y la Antigüedad tardía.