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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Influ?ncias greco-romanas na Hisp?nia: coloniza??o, arquitetura e urbanismo de Emerita Augusta (s?culos I a.C. ao II d.C.)

De Le?o, Nat?lia Munaro 05 March 2015 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-14T13:48:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 467139.pdf: 4247294 bytes, checksum: 2622c28db85958fdafc67fdf27752cdb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-03-05 / This study analyzes the trajectory of expansion of Western Greco-Roman colonization along the Mediterranean, until reaching Iberian Peninsula. Therefore, it verified political-strategic importance and wealth of resources Hispania territory used to offer, attracting Mediterranean colonizers who founded several colonial towns in order to settle at the peninsular territory. Through the phenomenon of colonization, trades and inter-ethnic contacts, Greco-Roman colonial towns have achieved great success and led Iberian Peninsula to a long process of cultural influences by both Hellenism and Romanization, culminating, thus, in Greek-Roman culture spreading in Hispania. Ancient colonial towns have registered Greco-Roman influences that has remained expressed via urbanism and architecture, legated to posterity mainly by its ruins of monuments and buildings found in situ. Process of Romanization was highlighted in this study based on analysis of archaeological, architectural and urban vestiges evidence of the capital of Province of Hispana Ulterior of Lusitania the Roman colonial town of Emerita Augusta during the High Roman Empire period. Characteristics that used to comprise a Roman colonial town can show how magnificent and influent this provincial town was then, besides revealing the importance of that culture in antiquity and their influence to the present. / Esse estudo analisa a trajet?ria da expans?o da coloniza??o greco-romana ocidental pelo Mediterr?neo, at? chegar ? Pen?nsula Ib?rica. Para tanto, verificou-se a import?ncia pol?tica-estrat?gica e riqueza de fonte recursal que o territ?rio hispano oferecia, atraindo colonizadores mediterr?neos que se utilizaram da funda??o de diversas cidades coloniais para se estabelecerem pelo territ?rio peninsular. Atrav?s deste fen?meno colonizador, das trocas comerciais e dos contatos inter?tnicos, as cidades coloniais greco-romanas alcan?aram grande ?xito e implicaram que a Pen?nsula Ib?rica sofresse um longo processo de influ?ncias culturais tanto do helenismo como da romaniza??o, culminando portanto, na difus?o da cultura grecoromana pela Hisp?nia. As antigas cidades coloniais registraram as influ?ncias grecoromanas que permaneceram expressas via urbanismo e arquitetura, legados ? posteridade, principalmente, atrav?s de suas ru?nas de monumentos e edif?cios encontrados in situ. O processo de romaniza??o foi destacado neste estudo a partir da an?lise de evid?ncias de vest?gios arqueol?gicos, arquitet?nicos e urbanos da capital da Prov?ncia Hispana Ulterior da Lusit?nia, a cidade colonial romana de Emerita Augusta, em per?odo do Alto Imp?rio Romano. Tais caracter?sticas que compunham uma cidade colonial romana podem apontar a magnific?ncia e influ?ncia de uma cidade provincial em seu tempo, al?m de revelar a import?ncia desta cultura na Antiguidade e tamb?m seus reflexos em per?odo atual.

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