As importações alto-imperiais de Monte Molião (Lagos, Portugal) através de contextos domésticos seleccionados

Abstract

Until recently, the occupation of the 1st half of the 1st century at Monte Molião was very poorly known. In fact, only a few materials, almost all out of context, allowed this occupation to be considered, showing that between the end of the republic and the Flavian era the site had remained occupied. In recent years, it has been possible to excavate well-preserved contexts that can be associated with the Julio-Claudian dynasty, which provided ceramic vessels, glass and metallic artifacts that could be analyzed together, thus enabling a more correct and integrated reading of the referred occupation in a chronological and cultural perspective. This occupation is associated with a building, which, built in the republican era, was occupied until the reign of the Flavians.