La importancia que el movimiento priscilianista tuvo dentro de la historia de la Hispania tardoantigua, contrasta con la exigua presencia de restos arqueológicos que a día de hoy pueden vincularse fehacientemente con Prisciliano y sus partidarios. Delinear una "arqueología del priscilianismo" se presenta a priori como una tarea ardua y asaz ambiciosa, lo cual explica sin duda la ausencia de estudios rigurosos sobre el tema. En este trabajo trataremos de cubrir este vacío, analizando aquéllos elementos de la cultura material que pueden asociarse con el priscilianismo. Finalizaremos nuestro trabajo con un análisis del amuleto que portaba Prisciliano.
The importance that the Priscilianist movement had in the history of the Late Antique Hispania contrasts with the meager presence of archaeological remains that today can be reliably linked back to Priscilian and his adherents. To outline an "archaeology of Priscilianism" arises from the start as a challenging and very ambitious task, which without doubt explains the lack of rigorous studies on the subject. In this paper we will try to fill this gap, analyzing those elements of material culture that can be linked with Priscilianism. We will conclude our work with an analysis of the amulet born by Priscilian.
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