Publication: Elementos y estructuras de producción de aceite en la villa de Los Villaricos (Mula, Murcia). Nuevas evidencias
Authors
González Fernández, Rafael ; Fernández Matallana, Francisco
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Abstract
Los trabajos realizados en las últimas décadas en la
villa
de Villaricos (Mula, Murcia)
muestran un establecimiento rural donde se han documentado todos los elementos propios
de las instalaciones agropecuarias en el mundo romano. Dentro de estas instalaciones, se
describen las dependencias, unidas a la
domus
, interpretadas desde su excavación en los años
90 como estructuras dedicadas a la producción y comercialización de aceite, si bien cabe la
posibilidad de que su función esté destinada a la elaboración de vino. En los últimos años, en
el sector sur del yacimiento se ha documentado una gran sala de prensado con pavimento de
opus spicatum
y tres grandes piedras talladas identificadas como
arbores
que, junto a dos pe
-
queños depósitos adosados a su extremo sureste y comunicados entre sí, puede interpretarse
como un gran complejo torculario destinado a la elaboración de aceite. Se trata, en definitiva,
de dos grandes estructuras destinadas a la elaboración y comercialización de vino y aceite
que funcionarían de forma independiente y en el mismo momento puesto que se ha fijado
para ambas un momento de abandono en torno al siglo V d.C.
The work carried out in recent decades in the villa of Villaricos (Mula, Murcia) shows a rural settlement where all elements documented are proper to agricultural facilities of the Romans. Within these facilities, there are descriptions of the rooms, joined with the do - mus , and which have be interpreted, from their excavation in the 90’s, as structures for the production and marketing of oil, although it is possible that its function is intended for the production of wine. In recent years, south of the site has been documented as large press room paved with opus spicatum and three large stones carved identified as arbores which with two small deposits attached to its Southeast end and communicated to each other, can be interpreted as a large complex of mill site for oil production. In brief, is seem as two major structures for processing and producing wine and oil that worked independently and at the same time as it has been set for both a moment of abandon at about V century A.D
The work carried out in recent decades in the villa of Villaricos (Mula, Murcia) shows a rural settlement where all elements documented are proper to agricultural facilities of the Romans. Within these facilities, there are descriptions of the rooms, joined with the do - mus , and which have be interpreted, from their excavation in the 90’s, as structures for the production and marketing of oil, although it is possible that its function is intended for the production of wine. In recent years, south of the site has been documented as large press room paved with opus spicatum and three large stones carved identified as arbores which with two small deposits attached to its Southeast end and communicated to each other, can be interpreted as a large complex of mill site for oil production. In brief, is seem as two major structures for processing and producing wine and oil that worked independently and at the same time as it has been set for both a moment of abandon at about V century A.D
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