{"id":75303,"date":"2022-02-15T12:17:28","date_gmt":"2022-02-15T11:17:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/icac.cat\/?p=75303"},"modified":"2022-03-20T09:41:15","modified_gmt":"2022-03-20T08:41:15","slug":"dolia-ex-hispania-will-bring-together-a-hundred-researchers-from-spain-france-portugal-germany-italy-romania-and-morocco-at-the-icac","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/icac.cat\/en\/actualitat\/noticies\/2022\/dolia-ex-hispania-will-bring-together-a-hundred-researchers-from-spain-france-portugal-germany-italy-romania-and-morocco-at-the-icac\/","title":{"rendered":"‘Dolia ex Hispania’ will bring together a hundred researchers from Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, Italy, Romania and Morocco at the ICAC"},"content":{"rendered":"
After receiving and assessing numerous proposals for the Dolia ex Hispania <\/em>International Conference,<\/em> the organizing committee features the provisional programme<\/a> of the event.<\/h6>\n

The time has come to dedicate a prime synthesis to the Hispanic dolia<\/em>, within the framework of each of their provinces, aimed at compiling documentation that until now had been dispersed or unpublished, as well as compiling results of recent archaeological research.<\/p>\n

Thus, the research team on Food, Economy, and Trade in the Ancient World (Aecma)<\/a> organizes, for next September 2022, the Dolia ex Hispania<\/em> International Conference<\/strong>, aiming at offering the world of research a balance to promote studies later, creating a space for discussion and collaboration between specialists.<\/p>\n

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This scientific meeting on dolia<\/em> in Roman Hispania<\/em> will be held at the ICAC (Tarragona) on September 7, 8, and 9, 2022.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

The high volume of proposals submitted and the positive assessment made by the Scientific Committee of the conference has exceeded the initial expectations of the Organizing Committee, which has decided to extend the conference to a three-day event (instead of the two-day originally planned).<\/p>\n

Presentation:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Facing the new demands of an expanding Roman Empire, from I AC century there was a gradual transfer of production between Italy and its provinces. In this context, the Iberian Peninsula and the South Gaul occupied a primordial place in supplying the Imperial center, until well into the III AC century.<\/p>\n

Beyond the fertility of their lands and a favorable climate for Mediterranean crops, these provinces, endowed with extensive coastlines and navigable waterways, offered new commercial opportunities to meet the needs of the rest of the empire, thus establishing large-scale production. scale among which wine and oil were the most emblematic products.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Have a look at the entire description in the first call<\/a> of the conference.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Dolia ex Hispania<\/em> International Conference will hold 40 communications<\/strong> with the participation of one hundred researchers from 43 universities, research centers, and organizations<\/strong>\u00a0from Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, Italy, Romania, and Morocco.<\/p>\n

Provisional programme<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The event will also feature an opening conference (by Charlotte Carrato, Mosa\u00efques Arch\u00e9ologie) and a closing conference (by Yolanda Pe\u00f1a, UNED), as well as different spots for discussion. The conference will be opened by the ICAC director, Josep Maria Palet<\/a>, and Ramon J\u00e1rrega<\/a> (Aecma), member of the organizing committee.<\/p>\n

Conference sessions are organized into four areas: Provincia Tarraconensis<\/em>, Provincia Lusitania<\/em>, Provincia Baetica<\/em>, and Varia<\/em>. You can check the provisional program and other practical information in this second call<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

A scientific publication will be edited with a selection of the papers and communications submitted (after a peer-review process).<\/p>\n

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Provisional Program<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Wednesday, September 7th<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n