Publication: El complejo de prensado de la villa romana de la Loma del Regadío (Urrea de Gaén, Teruel)
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Azuara Galve, Sara ; Villargordo Ros, Carolina ; Pérez Arantegui, Josefina
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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La Loma del Regadío (Teruel) corresponde a un asentamiento romano del valle
medio del Ebro de larga perduración, desde el siglo I al V de la Era, que experimenta
una remodelación muy intensa a finales del siglo III o inicios del IV. De consecuencias
devastadoras para la ordenación estructural previa, apenas conocida, estas reformas están
encaminadas a la creación de una villa de gran potencial productivo oleícola y vitivinícola,
hasta la fecha sin paralelos en el territorio en el que se enmarca. En este trabajo
se presentan las infraestructuras generadas en la nueva vivienda para estos usos, con un
gran torcularium dotado de cinco prensas, dos molinos para la molienda de la oliva y
diferentes depósitos para la captación del producto de la prensada
La Loma del Regadío (Teruel) is a Roman settlement on the Ebro river mid-valley with a long life, since the 1st to 5th century AD, which undergoes intense remodeling at the late 3rd or early 4th century AD. These alterations had devastating consequences for the prior structural distribution, which is barely known, and they were aimed at creating a villa of great oil and wine production potential, at present without known parallels in the territory where the settlement is situated. In this paper we present the substructures generated for these purposes in the new dwelling, with a great torcularium, equipped with five presses, two mills for grinding olives and different tanks to capture the pressed product.
La Loma del Regadío (Teruel) is a Roman settlement on the Ebro river mid-valley with a long life, since the 1st to 5th century AD, which undergoes intense remodeling at the late 3rd or early 4th century AD. These alterations had devastating consequences for the prior structural distribution, which is barely known, and they were aimed at creating a villa of great oil and wine production potential, at present without known parallels in the territory where the settlement is situated. In this paper we present the substructures generated for these purposes in the new dwelling, with a great torcularium, equipped with five presses, two mills for grinding olives and different tanks to capture the pressed product.
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