MORALES-MUNIZ, Arturo; GÓMEZ DE AGÜERO, Eduardo; FERNÁNDEZ RODRIGUEZ, Carlos; EPHREM, Brice; LÓPEZ-ARIAS, Begona; RODRÍGUEZ, Laura Llorente; SABORIDO REY, Fran; ROSELLÓ IZQUIERDO, Eufrasia

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MORALES-MUNIZ, Arturo
Université autonome de Madrid, Espagne

GÓMEZ DE AGÜERO, Eduardo
Universidad de León [León]

FERNÁNDEZ RODRIGUEZ, Carlos
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid [UAM]

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L'exploitation des ressources maritimes de l'Antiquité : activités productives et organisation des territoires. 2017p. 177-195

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From the standpoint of fish as markers of seasonality in archaeological sites, the paper surveys a selected series of Roman period deposits from three coastal sectors of SW Europe. These collections were compared with previous Iron Age fish assemblages from those same regions in an attempt to reveal fish taxa that would serve as proxies of fishing carried out at a local level. The aim is to allow scholars to set apart faunal collections representing artisanal fishing activities from those that characterize Roman industrial (commercial) fishing deposits such as fish factories and fish-salting installations. Not surprisingly, local fishing exhibits a level of idiosyncrasy that contrasts with the homogeneity documented in the industrial fishing deposits. A series of taxa have been identified as being of value to typify both seasonal (industrial) and year-round (local) fishing.< Leer menos

Palabras clave

Atlantique

Algarve

Saisonnalité

Aquitaine

Galice

Epoque romaine

Pêche artisanale

Archéo-ichtyologie

Palabras clave en inglés

Fishes

Artisanal Fishing

Roman

Aquitania

Galicia

Algarve

Seasonality

Sedentism

Proyecto ANR

Using the world in ancient societies : processes and forms of appropriation of space in Long Time - ANR-10-LABX-0052

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Importado de Hal

Centros de investigación

Ausonius - UMR 5607