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The Schola Praeconum I: The Coins, Pottery, Lamps and Fauna

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 August 2013

David Whitehouse ,
Graeme Barker ,
Richard Reece  and
David Reese
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La schola praeconum i

La cosiddetta Schola Praeconum si trova nella parte nord-ovest del Palatino sovrastante il Circo Massimo. Un sondaggio, effettuato nel 1978, rivelò un massiccio riempimento databile, sulla base delle 38 monete identificate, al secondo quarto del V secolo d.C., forse tra il 430 e il 440 circa. Il riempimento conteneva un'enorme quantità di ceramiche—terra sigillata chiara, lucerne (per la maggior parte di produzione locale), anfore commerciali, ecc. L'abbondante campione di fauna mostra soprattutto la presenza di bovini, pecore e maiali. Uno studio dei dati inerenti alla macellazione prova che il bestiame fosse sistematicamente allevato per il mercato della carne. La presenza delle anfore commerciali e del bestiame allevato per la tavola ci fa pensare alle informazioni sull'annona contenute nel Codice Teodosiano.

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Papers of the British School at Rome , Volume 50 , November 1982 , pp. 53 - 101
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Copyright © British School at Rome 1982

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