Terra-cotta figurines from the Roman theatre of Malaga (Spain): An archaeometric study

Se presenta el análisis íntegro de una terracota con representación antropomorfa localizada en un contexto doméstico en la antigua capital provincial de la Lusitania, Augusta Emerita (Mérida, Badajoz). El interés de la misma reside en los restos policromados que presenta, una práctica que, aunque debió estar muy extendida, ha llegado de manera muy parcial hasta la actualidad. Metodológicamente, se aborda en clave interdisciplinar combinando el análisis contextual, arqueométrico e iconográfico. Con todo ello, hemos podido extraer conclusiones relativas no sólo al ámbito funcional sino también a la cadena operativa a partir de la cual se manufacturó este singular objeto.

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Terra-cotta figurines from the Roman theatre of Malaga (Spain): An archaeometric study

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