Start . 2022
Duration . 48 months
Principal Investigator . José Carlos Quaresma (CHAM)
Institutions
Funding Entities
Património Cultural. I. P.
Municipality of Santiago do Cacém
Research Unit
CHAM — Centre for the Humanities
Coordinating Institution
Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas / Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Partners
Municipality of Santiago do Cacém
Museum of Santiago do Cacém
In the sequence of TabMir I (2016-2021), this project aims to take a stratigraphic approach to a type of urban sector that is frankly poorly known in our country and particularly in Roman Lusitania. In this sense, it is not intended to be just a study per se of urban commercial architectural realities (and their evolution), with one city, Mirobriga, as a case study, but rather a holistic integrated study, with particular emphasis on the material culture embedded in this type of space and studying it in a comparative methodology with the site's private and public spaces. It is thus a project that, like the project that preceded it (TabMir I: 2016-2021), aims to obtain a monographic analysis of the city, promoting ceramological, stratigraphic, architectural or urbanistic studies that explain the evolution of Mirobriga over the course of around six centuries in synchronic and diachronic terms.
José Carlos Quaresma (CHAM) . Coordinator
Researchers
José Raúl Tiago (DRC-Alentejo / Ruínas Romanas de Miróbriga)
Paulo Calaveiras (CHAM)
Joel Santos (CHAM)
José Mirão (HERCULES-University of Évora)
Miguel Cau Ontiveros (University of Barcelona - ERAAUB)
Maria João Valente (University of Algarve)
Ricardo Fernandes (Instituto Max Planck)
Ana Maria Costa (LARQ/DGPC)
Conceição Freitas (Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon)
Anabela Cruces(Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon)
Consultors
Antónia Tinturé (DGPC)
Josep Remollà Vallverdù (Rovira i Virgili University (Tarragona, Spain))
Vera Klontza (University of Brno (Czech Republic))
Filomena Barata (National Museum of Archaeology)
