Publication: Cerro Martos (Herrera, Sevilla). Un enclave de producción oleícola en el Alto Genil
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Morín de Pablos, Jorge ; Almeida, Rui Roberto de ; Sánchez Hidalgo, Fernando
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Editum
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La construcción de la LAV entre Córdoba y Málaga ha permitido estudiar toda una
serie de yacimientos afectados por el trazado de esta obra de ingeniería, entre los cuales
destaca el yacimiento de Cerro Martos, próximo a la localidad de Herrera (provincia
de Sevilla), cerca del curso alto del río Genil. La intervención arqueológica consistió en
prospecciones, campaña de sondeos y excavación en área. La excavación del yacimien
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to de Cerro Martos resultó sumamente interesante, ya que ha permitido documentar
un complejo de producción oleícola. A pesar del deterioro que presentaban los restos
inmuebles, las estructuras e vestigios recuperados permitieron documentar las distin
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tas etapas de todo el proceso transformador, a la par que sus dimensiones denotan un
carácter productivo de tipo industrial, con un período de actividad comprendido entre
los siglos I y III d.C
The works of the LAV between Cordoba and Malaga have permitted the study of several archaeological sites, affected by the trace of this railway line, amongst which standst out Cerro Martos, near the village of Herrera (Sevilla) and also near the Genil’s upper valley. The archaeological intervention involved prospections, test drilling cam - paign and aeral excavation. The excavation of Cerro Mato’s site turned out to be quite interesting, as it permitted the documentation of an oil production complex. Although the deterioration of the buildings, the structures and remains recovered made it possible to characterise the different stages of the whole transformation process, as well as it size, which speak about an industrial production’ character, that deve,loped its activity between the I and III centuries d.c
The works of the LAV between Cordoba and Malaga have permitted the study of several archaeological sites, affected by the trace of this railway line, amongst which standst out Cerro Martos, near the village of Herrera (Sevilla) and also near the Genil’s upper valley. The archaeological intervention involved prospections, test drilling cam - paign and aeral excavation. The excavation of Cerro Mato’s site turned out to be quite interesting, as it permitted the documentation of an oil production complex. Although the deterioration of the buildings, the structures and remains recovered made it possible to characterise the different stages of the whole transformation process, as well as it size, which speak about an industrial production’ character, that deve,loped its activity between the I and III centuries d.c
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