Small Towns, una realidad urbana en la Hispania romana

Mesa redonda en torno a la publicación de las Actas del congreso Internacional

Presentación: Isabel Izquierdo Peraile (Directora del Museo Arqueológico Nacional)

Intervienen:

• José Mª Luzón (Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando)
• Xavier Aquilué (Iberia Graeca Centre)
• Jesús Bermejo (Universidad Carlos III)
• Estela García (Universidad Complutense)

Organizan: Instituto de Arqueología de Mérida, Instituto Arqueológico Alemán, Museo Arqueológico de Alicante, Escuela Española de Historia y Arqueología del CSIC en Roma y Museo Arqueológico Nacional

The Proceedings of the International Congress "Small Towns, an urban reality in Roman Hispania" collect the results of a meeting that had this type of cities as protagonists through 50 communications that allow a vision from the point of view of its geographical scope, legal, urban, architectural, economic, social and religious. This is a Hispanic contribution to the problem discussed in the other Roman provinces where these types of cities are alluded to, which may have urban characteristics such as sacred and public buildings, a defensive wall and urban houses, observing a disproportion between public buildings with a clear preponderance about the private.