{"id":50976,"date":"2020-12-21T20:01:51","date_gmt":"2020-12-21T19:01:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.icac.cat\/en\/?p=50976"},"modified":"2020-12-22T08:53:03","modified_gmt":"2020-12-22T07:53:03","slug":"new-rsat-publication-butlleti-arqueologic-2020-with-the-participation-of-six-icac-researchers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/icac.cat\/en\/actualitat\/noticies\/2020\/new-rsat-publication-butlleti-arqueologic-2020-with-the-participation-of-six-icac-researchers\/","title":{"rendered":"New RSAT publication ‘Butllet\u00ed Arqueol\u00f2gic’ 2020 with the participation of six ICAC researchers"},"content":{"rendered":"

Following its annual commitment, the Reial Societat Arqueol\u00f2gica Tarraconense<\/a> (RSAT) has just published the latest issue of the journal Butllet\u00ed Arqueol\u00f2gic<\/a> <\/em>(2020). This scientific journal has a history of more than one hundred years, being the oldest in Catalonia in its genre. It is published with the sponsorship of Fundaci\u00f3 Privada M\u00fatua Catalana<\/a>, the Tarragona City Council<\/a> and the Tarragona Provincial Council<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Current issue of the journal has the participation of the ICAC researchers\u00a0Joan Canela<\/a>, Jordi L\u00f3pez Vilar<\/a>, Josep Francesc Roig<\/a>, Joaqu\u00edn Ruiz de Arbulo<\/a>, Julio C. Ruiz<\/a>\u00a0y\u00a0Patricia Terrado<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

It is a 284-page hardcover, cloth-bound volume that is richly illustrated. It includes a dozen articles written by 19 researchers who belong to different institutions in Tarragona, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSaragossa and Rome, written basically in Catalan, but also in Spanish and Italian.<\/p>\n

The book opens with a paper on the Protohistoric town of Alt Camp<\/strong> (Tarragona), based on archaeological works carried out by ICAC visiting researcher Joan Canela<\/a>\u00a0and N\u00faria Otero in the years 2012-2014.<\/p>\n

Then follows a block with different issues about Roman Tarraco<\/strong>. Antonio Mostalac and Carmen Guiral talk about the Roman mural painting found in the archaeological works in the Tarragona Port 19th century quarry; Antonio Pe\u00f1a renews the debate on the decoration of the portico of the acropolis cult temple; and Julio C. Ruiz<\/a>, ICAC PhD researcher, writes about epigraphy as a topographic source<\/strong>, focusing on inscriptions on buildings and sacred spaces of a public nature. This Tarraco section ends with a collective article that presents new fragments of Visigothic architectural sculpture.<\/p>\n

The book also includes two papers on Roman archaeological sites around Tarragona<\/strong>: a study of the coins from the Roman town of Mas dels Frares de Constant\u00ed, by ICAC researcher Jordi L\u00f3pez Vilar<\/a>; and a work on an inscription engraved on a dolium<\/em> in the Roman town of Cal\u00edpolis (Vila-seca), by the same author in collaboration with URV-ICAC researcher Joaqu\u00edn Ruiz de Arbulo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Modern Era<\/strong>\u00a0gets present with different contributions: a study by Sandra Cano on the bibliographic collections of non-Christian classical authors in the Library of the Pontifical Seminary of Tarragona; one by ICAC visiting researcher Patricia Terrado<\/a>\u00a0and Joan Menchon presenting an unpublished map of Tarragona from 1811; a paper by Anna Serra on late baroque bell towers from Tarragona; and updated news on the sacred sculpture from Scala Dei.<\/p>\n

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As a contribution to<\/strong>\u00a0year Serra Vilar\u00f3<\/strong>, Italian archaeologists Anna Maria Liberati publishes the paper \u201cJoan Serra i Vilar\u00f3, Roma 1938. Un archeologo spagnuolo agli Studi Romani\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The book ends with the obituary of Jordi Morant i Clanxet.<\/p>\n

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