Roma y las provincias
modelo y difusion
by Trinidad Nogales Basarrate and Roda I Llanza I.
En Mayo de 2009 se celebraba en Merida el XI Coloquio Internacional de Arte Romano Provincial, bajo el lema Roma y las provincias: modelo y difusion. Era la primera vez que la Penisula Iberica acogia este tipo de Coloquios. Se unieron en el esfuerzo el Departamento de Investigacion del Museo Nacionall de Arte Romano (MNAR-Ministero de Cultura) y el Instituto Catalan de Arqueologia Clasica (ICAC Generalitat de Catalunya). Hubo una masiva respuesta internacional, y especialmente de los investigadores hispanos, portugueses y espanoles. El XI Coloquio discurrio en un agradable y productivo ambiente cientifico, y las sesiones academicas se completaron con unas actividades complementarias en el marco del Peristilio del Teatro Romano de Augusta Emerita, el Museo Nacional de Arte Romano y varios edificios historicos emeritenses. Tras las sesiones cientificas se visitaron dos ejemplos del patrimonio hispano, las ciudades Patrimonio de la Humanidad de Evora (Portugal) e Italica (Sevilla).
- By (author) Roda I Llanza I
- By (author) Trinidad Nogales Basarrate
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