Abstract: | Presents the results of the RACIIC International Congress (Roman Amphora Contents International Interactive Conference, Cádiz, 2015), dedicated to the distinguished Spanish amphorologist Miguel Beltrán Lloris. This volume aims to reflect on the current state of knowledge about the palaeocontents of Roman amphorae. Cover -- EDITORIAL BOARD -- Organizers -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents Page -- Preface -- Ánforas romanas y contenidos. Notas istoriográficas -- Miguel Beltrán Lloris -- Figura 1. Ánfora grecoitálica de las Alhambras, Teruel. Museo de Zaragoza, 96.28.1. Donativo de Antonio Beltrán Martínez. Fotografía: Museo de Zaragoza, J. Garrido Lapeña. -- Figura 2. Tituli picti sobre ánforas hispánicas de Castro Pretorio, Roma (Dressel 1879: láminas XIII-XIV). -- Figura 4. Ánforas ampuritanas de ANTH (Tremoleda 2000: figura 101). -- Figura 5. Ánforas de forma Haltern 70 de producciónlocal emeritense (Bustamante 2011: figura 16). -- Historical and archaeological indicators -- Amphorae: typology and contents -- Stefanie MartinKilcher -- André Tchernia -- Figure 1. Ostia. Forum delle corporazioni, statio 51. Although the inscription of the navicularii is not preserved, the ship carrying olive oil amphorae Dr 20 must hail from Baetica (Italica or Gades). -- Figure 2. Marbella. Mosaic in the porticus of a villa depicting (amongst other things): kitchen implements, food, ingredients (including an amphora Beltran IIb) and prepared food. -- Figure 3. Dougga. Section of a mosaic: A slave is pouring wine from an amphora MR1 into a drinking cup. -- Figure 4. Neumagen. Funeral monument of a wine trader with a wine ship, laden with barrels probably containing wine from the Moselle region and straw-wrapped amphorae from southern Gaul. Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier, Foto Th. Zümer. -- Figure 5. Palamós (Illes Formigues I). Two of the ovoid amphorae (ovoides gaditanas) from the shipwreck, around 50 BC. Martín Menéndez 2008: Fig. 4. -- Figure 6. Belo. The only completely reconstructed amphora 'Dr 1C'. Mayet 1999: Fig. 1,1. -- Figure 7. Amphora Dr 24 and the rim of a Knossos 18. Rizzo 2014: fig. 42a and 43b. |
