Estudios sobre el África romana

Fabiola Salcedo Garcés is Professor of Classical Archaeology at the Complutense University of Madrid. In 1991 she moved to Rome to write her doctoral thesis about the Iconography of the Roman provinces, in particular, the province of Africa, at the Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología de Roma (EEHAR, CSIC). The result of that research was the book Africa. Iconografía de una provin¬cia romana (Rome-Madrid, CSIC, 1996). During her long stay in Rome, she began to work in the Tusculum project, developed also by the EEHAR, as well as the Soprintendenza Archeologica per il Lazio. In this case, she was specifically devoted to the study of the collection of sculptural materials belonging to the city and to the villas of the Tusculan surroundings. Due to this research she published the volume Tusculana Marmora. Escultura clásica en el antiguo Tusculano (CSIC, Madrid, 2016). She has worked in Pompeii («Casa de la Diana Arcaizante» project) and she currently directs several investigations focusing on Roman Africa studies. ; Estefanía Benito Lázaro is researcher of the Arqueología Africana Group and of others investigation projects developed at the Complutense University of Madrid. She is specialist in the Libyan-Berber world, subject to which she dedicates her current doctoral thesis. She has carried out several stays of research in Tunisia and in relevant scientific European institutions, as the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología en Roma (EEHAR, CSIC). ; Sergio España-Chamorro is Doctor in Ancient World Studies by the Complutense University of Madrid. He currently works as postdoctoral researcher at the Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología en Roma (EEHAR, CSIC) and Associated Professor of the Isabel I University. His investigations are focused on Landscape Archaeology in the Baetica, Africa and Italy, besides his participation in research projects on domestic spaces in Pompeii and the Roman sculpture of Carthage. He has also worked in prestigious scientific institutions, as the University of Southampton, the centre CIL of the Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, the “Aldo Moro” University of Bari and the Musei dei Fori Imperiali-Mercati di Traiano (Rome).

• Prólogo  Preface (in English)  Agradecimientos  Principales repertorios utilizados  Arqueología y cuestiones historiográficas: La investigación arqueológica en el Magreb: fabricando identidades (El caso de Túnez) – by Nayra Bethencourt González  Las exploraciones arqueológicas del conde Byron Khun de Prorok en África – by Jorge García Sánchez  Aproximación a la compleja historia arquitectónica de las Termas de Antonino Pío en Cartago – by Julio Núñez, Mitxel Salazar, Carlos Pérez, Oscar Reinares  L’Antiquité dans le Ribat de Monastir: les chapiteaux et les corbeaux – by Ahmed Sayadi  Líbicos y púnicos en el África romana: Los pueblos líbicos del norte de África: territorio, conceptos, fuentes – by Estefanía A. Benito Lázaro  Sincretismo, alteridad y polisemia en el relieve de las siete divinidades líbico-púnicas de Béja (Túnez) – by Beatriz Calvo Bartolomé  Hic sunt Musulami. Desterritorialización, pueblos y límites en el África romana. El caso de los musulamios – by Sergio España-Chamorro  El sarcófago antropoide masculino del Museo Nacional de Cartago: algunas consideraciones – by Raquel Rubio González, M. Inmaculada Martín Martín  El sacrificio animal en las estelas neopúnicas del norte de África – by Azael Varas Mazagatos  Survivances de croyances et de rituels puniques: à propos de quelques figurines en terre cuite, de tradition punique, de la région d’El Jem – by Samia Zeghal-Yazidi  Roma en África: Clásico y anticlásico en el imaginario del África romana – by Fabiola Salcedo Garcés  Los relieves de Victorias del Museo Nacional de Cartago (Túnez) – by Raquel Rubio González  Retratos femeninos de Cartago – by Paloma Mora Bernaldo de Quirós  El Relieve de las Ménades de Thuburbo Maius (Túnez) – by Macarena Calderón Sánchez, Irene de Lucas Clemente  La identidad de Saeculum Frugiferum: ¿divinidad o alegoría? – by Silvia Bonacasa Sáez  Saturno Africano. Cuestiones sobre imagen y culto – by Mónica Galea González, Azael Varas Mazagatos  Cultos orientales en el África romana: el caso de Cibeles – by Erika Rodríguez Angulo  Iconografía de Iuno Caelestis: estado de la cuestión – by Beroiz von Kursell Pérez de Rada  Entre Cartago y Roma: ejemplos de la cerámica ibérica pintada figurada – by Juan A. Santos Velasco