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Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference of ASMOSIA
The intensive and ongoing task of study and characterization of the marbles of Almadén de la Plata (Seville) has been undertaken in recent years, shedding light on the Roman exploitation of these quarries and the wide distribution of their products. In parallel, important progress is also being made in the study of the urban configuration of the Augustan colony of Astigi (modern Écija, province of Seville) where recent archaeological excavations have provided a large volume of information regarding its most representative public buildings. Several buildings of the forum have yielded a copious collection of architectural elements and inscriptions, whose morphological, typological and stylistic studies are now joined by petrographic analyses. The latter have enabled the confirmation of the massive use of Almadén de la Plata marble, in its different chromatic varieties, yet in a city which appears to have spared no expense on other stones of foreign origin. The main aim of this contribution is the assessment of the historical significance of this pattern of marble use in thepublic buildings of the city of Astigi.
2012
This book includes 88 contributions (oral and posters) that were presented during the IX International Conference of the Association for the Study of Marbles and Other Stones in Antiquity (ASMOSIA), held in Tarragona between 8 and June 13 2009. These papers reflect the outcome of this meeting, which aimed to provide the scientific community interested in ancient stone a forum to discuss and exchange new data and results about all related aspects (geological and analytical archaeological, artistic and historical). Following the premises of ASMOSIA, special attention is paid to a multidisciplinary approach and collaboration between researchers and practitioners from different disciplines as an essential tool to advance the identification, use, sale and use of materials tablet in ancient times. The volume is divided into 8 chapters which are derived from sessions which organized the conference: 1. Applications to specific archaeological questions. Use of Marble 2. Provenances identification and I. Marbles 3. Provenances identification and II. Other stones 4. Transport and trade of stone 5. Quarries 6. Quarrying techniques, organization and stone manufacturing 7. Pigments of paintings and marble 8. Symbolism of stones. Local and imported materials