La 'Terra Sigillata' alt imperial de la vil·la romana de Torre Llauder. Model de consum d'una comunitat privilegiada

Identifier:  TDX:2333

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX2333

Authors:  Clariana Roig, Joan Francesc

Abstract:
The present work, is a study on the high-imperial Terra Sigillata deriving from the Roman villa of Torre Llauder. Different varieties of sigillatas arose: the Italian, the Late-Italian, the South-Gaulish, the Hispanic and the African 'A'. It was also found, in scarcer proportions, sigillatas Production “A”, from the Bay of Napols region, Eastern Sigillata “B” and Italian imitations. Surprisingly, although Torre Llauder was a Roman villa, there were found a large amount of materials, especially in decorated Hispanic sigillata. These findings constitute a mirror of the dynamic trade of these products and the exportation networks in ancient times.