La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova

[EN]The west frontier of Baetica to Lusitania (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura and the historio­graphical invention of Arucci Nova Fixing administrative limits inside the Roman Empire was a political process. It implied jurisdiction on the territory and it allows us to perceive nuances and details between t...

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Autor: España-Chamorro, Sergio
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2018
País:España
Institución:Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)
Repositorio:DIGITAL.CSIC. Repositorio Institucional del CSIC
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Palabra clave:Frontiers
Baetica
Lusitania
Territorial limits
Serpa
Moura
Roman ad­ministration
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spelling La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova España-Chamorro, Sergio Frontiers Baetica Lusitania Territorial limits Serpa Moura Roman ad­ministration [EN]The west frontier of Baetica to Lusitania (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura and the historio­graphical invention of Arucci Nova Fixing administrative limits inside the Roman Empire was a political process. It implied jurisdiction on the territory and it allows us to perceive nuances and details between the two divided territories. From this point of view, studying the division between Baetica and Lusitania helps us to understand the administrative landscape of the provincial ensembles. However, the research on west area has suggested two polarised hypotheses. These do not permit us to appreciate the territorial coherence correctly. This paper is a review of all the documentation available from Serpa and Moura (Portugal) and it provides a reasoned reading of the frontier landscape of this area. Peer reviewed Pàtron editore http://hdl.handle.net/10261/192797
title La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
spellingShingle La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
España-Chamorro, Sergio
Frontiers
Baetica
Lusitania
Territorial limits
Serpa
Moura
Roman ad­ministration
title_short La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
title_full La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
title_fullStr La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
title_full_unstemmed La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
title_sort La frontera occidental de la Baetica con la Lusitania: (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura y la intervención historiográfica de Arucci Nova
author España-Chamorro, Sergio
author_facet España-Chamorro, Sergio
author_role author
topic Frontiers
Baetica
Lusitania
Territorial limits
Serpa
Moura
Roman ad­ministration
topic_facet Frontiers
Baetica
Lusitania
Territorial limits
Serpa
Moura
Roman ad­ministration
description [EN]The west frontier of Baetica to Lusitania (AD) Fines, Serpa, Moura and the historio­graphical invention of Arucci Nova Fixing administrative limits inside the Roman Empire was a political process. It implied jurisdiction on the territory and it allows us to perceive nuances and details between the two divided territories. From this point of view, studying the division between Baetica and Lusitania helps us to understand the administrative landscape of the provincial ensembles. However, the research on west area has suggested two polarised hypotheses. These do not permit us to appreciate the territorial coherence correctly. This paper is a review of all the documentation available from Serpa and Moura (Portugal) and it provides a reasoned reading of the frontier landscape of this area.
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