Listar por autor "Machuca Prieto, Francisco"
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A Phoenician Way to be Roman
(2017-04-04)This paper offers a synthesis on my dissertation, titled The Phoenician communities of the Iberian Peninsula and their integration in the Roman world: an identity perspective. The period under discussion extends from the ... -
Archaeological and Geophysical Evidence of a High-Energy Marine Event at the Phoenician Site of Cerro del Villar (Malaga, Spain).
Álvarez-Martí-Aguilar, Manuel
; Suárez Padilla, José; Aubet, M.ª Eugenia; Machuca Prieto, Francisco; Martín Casado, Juan Manuel; Feist, Lisa; Val-Peón, Cristina; Reicherter, Klaus[et al.] (Springer, 2022)
The Mediterranean coast of Spain, much of which is built-up and densely populated, is today a tourist hot spot. Additionally, there are vital infrastructures, including airports, harbours and industrial facilities along ... -
Breaking the Waves: Earthquake and Tsunami Research in the Iberian Peninsula from a Historiographical Perspective.
Álvarez-Martí-Aguilar, Manuel; Machuca Prieto, Francisco (Springer, 2022-06-23)
This chapter performs a historiographical overview for the purpose of describing the evolution of recent earthquake and tsunami research in the Iberian Peninsula, characterised by the convergence of information deriving ... -
Cultos, ritos y santuarios fenicios en la Ulterior-Baetica: una aproximación a su dimensión identitaria
(2017-12-12)Este póster recoge parcialmente las conclusiones de nuestra tesis doctoral, titulada Las comunidades fenicias de la Península Ibérica y su integración en el mundo romano: una perspectiva identitaria. Dicho trabajo ... -
Cultural Memory in Protohistoric and Ancient Mediterranean Societies: An historiographical introduction
(2022-09-02)Memory and its uses are not neutral. As noted by authors such as M. Halbwachs and J. Assmann, memory, in collective terms, is a powerful tool for identity building, and has been so since the dawn of Humanity. Within each ... -
Las comunidades fenicias de la Península Ibérica y su integración en el mundo romano: una perspectiva identitaria
(UMA Editorial, 2017-05-23)Este estudio constituye un análisis del proceso de integración de las comunidades de origen y tradición fenicia del sur la Península Ibérica en las estructuras de dominación del imperium romanum, desde el final de la Segunda ... -
The making of an Identity: the Phoenician communities of the Iberian Peninsula and their integration in the Roman world
(2018-05-14)This presentation aims to report the conclusions of our dissertation, titled The Phoenician communities of the Iberian Peninsula and their integration in the Roman world: an identity ... -
Pensar el mundo desde la Arqueología. Una propuesta a partir de las teorías de Immanuel Wallerstein, Toni Negri y Michael Hardt
(2020-02-17)Comunicación presentada en el TAGi20 de Lisboa (13-15 de febrero 2020) sobre el papel de los arqueólogos y arqueólogas en el debate público. -
Phoenician communities in the Roman world: the case of Hispania
(2017-12-12)This poster aims to report the conclusions of our PhD thesis, titled The Phoenician communities of the Iberian Peninsula and their integration in the Roman world: an identity perspective. The period under discussion ... -
Phoenician identities in Roman times: an issue of negotiated “glocal” identities from the East to the West
(2022-04-07)Now a days we know that the Phoenician communities of the East and the West do not disappear after the Roman conquest. For example, the Phoenicians of what is today the southern coasts of Spain continued to shape their own ... -
Phoenician memories in Hispania: local pasts, global present
(2022-04-06)Traditionally, Spanish historiography has tended to consider the victory of Scipio over the Carthaginians in 206 BCE the end of the deep and long Phoenician presence in Iberia. The result of this interpretation, with ... -
The Integration of phoenician communities in the Iberian Peninsula during the Roman Empire from a postcolonial perspective
(2015-04-14)The goal of this paper is to research on the analysis of the process of integration experienced by the Phoenician-Punic communities of the Iberian Peninsula in the Roman world, from the end of the Second Punic War (206 ...