Papers by Severino Rodrigues
X Encuentro de Arqueología del Suroeste Penínsular, 2022
The authors present a study concerning a small set of fragments belonging to Baetican amphorae fo... more The authors present a study concerning a small set of fragments belonging to Baetican amphorae found in the excavations that took place on the site of the roman figlina at Morraçal da Ajuda (Peniche, Portugal).
Although small in number (51 fragments) compared with the thousands of fragments found during a period of twenty years, they let the authors to infer the strong commerce between the roman provinces, of Baetica and Lusitania, concerning commodities such as olive oil, fish products and defructum/wine, during the Principate of Augustus to the late 2nd century.
During excavations and field work other fragments concerning thin walled pottery, common ware, and raw materials were found, which were already studied, public presented in various congresses, and published.
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Presentation of the Islamic necropolis of Arneiro (Carcavelos, Cascais), identified when the pres... more Presentation of the Islamic necropolis of Arneiro (Carcavelos, Cascais), identified when the present street Rua Josefa Galbis Diniz was opened in 1986 and excavated the following year.
The site uncovered 15 tombs excavated in the rock and 14 inhumations, fi ve of which were still found in right lateral decubitus position, with their head turned west and their face looking southeast, in the direction of
the holy city of Mecca.
A modern anthropological study of the bones recovered in 1987 has identifi ed two non-adults and ten adults, among whom three women and a man. Th e food consumption of this population included cereals and/or dried meat and light pathologies were found in some of the individuals.
Key words: Middle ages (Islamic); Necropolis;Excavated tombs; Biological Anthropology.
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Lusitanian Amphorae: Production and Distribution, 2016
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Guilherme Cardoso, Severino Rodrigues, Eurico de Sepúlveda, e Inês Ribeiro (2013): A olaria roman... more Guilherme Cardoso, Severino Rodrigues, Eurico de Sepúlveda, e Inês Ribeiro (2013): A olaria romana do Morraçal da Ajuda Peniche (Portugal): 12 anos de investigação. In D. Bernal, L. C. Juan, M. Bustamante, J. J. Diáz e A. M. Sár (eds) Actas del I Congreso de la SECAH, Hornos, Talleres y Focos de Producción Alfarera in Hispania (Cádiz, 2011), Monografías ex Officina Hispana, tomo I, Cádiz, pp. 347-361
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Em Julho de 1982 foi localizada, no perímetro da Tapada da Ajuda, uma estação pré-histórica, na s... more Em Julho de 1982 foi localizada, no perímetro da Tapada da Ajuda, uma estação pré-histórica, na sequência da abertura de extenso talude de escavação executado no âmbito da construção de um complexo desportivo da Associação de Estudantes do Instituto Superior de Agronomia. Face ao interesse da jazida, dela se deu imediato conhecimento ao Conselho Directivo daquele Instituto, bem como ao Departamento de Arqueologia do Instituto Português do Património Cultural (IPPC). Ao mesmo tempo, promoveu-se a recolha de material à superfície e no corte exposto, em que se baseou o estudo preliminar da jazida. No seguimento deste primeiro trabalho, continuado pela análise dos materiais entretanto recolhidos por técnicos do Departamento de Arqueologia do IPPC, a quem se agradece a sua cedência para estudo, realizaram-se duas campanhas de escavação, em 1983 e 1984, em cujos resultados se baseia este trabalho. Está prevista para o corrente ano uma terceira campanha, finda a qual se fará a apresentação definitiva do estudo da estação.
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... | Ayuda. Tipología e cronologia de cerâmicas dos séculos XVI, XVII e XIX encontradas em Casca... more ... | Ayuda. Tipología e cronologia de cerâmicas dos séculos XVI, XVII e XIX encontradas em Cascais. Autores: Guilherme Cardoso, Severino Rodrigues; Localización: Arqueologia medieval, ISSN 0872-2250, Nº 6, 1999 , pags. 193-212. ...
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Hornos Talleres Y Focos De Produccion Alfarera En Hispania I Congreso Internacional De Secah Ex Officina Hispana Cadiz 3 4 De Marzo De 2011 Vol 1 2013 Isbn 978 84 9828 406 5 Pags 347 361, 2013
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Arqueologia medieval, 1999
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Hornos Talleres Y Focos De Produccion Alfarera En Hispania I Congreso Internacional De Secah Ex Officina Hispana Cadiz 3 4 De Marzo De 2011 Vol 1 2013 Isbn 978 84 9828 406 5 Pags 347 361, 2013
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Arqueologia Medieval, 1999
Centro consumidor por excelência, o concelho de Cascais não tem produção de cerâmica para uso dom... more Centro consumidor por excelência, o concelho de Cascais não tem produção de cerâmica para uso doméstico no vasto período que medeia os séculos XVI e o XX. Toda a sua produção estava vocacionada para o fabrico de telha e tijolo, que não chega para suprir as necessidades, quando elas se fazem sentir em períodos de crise, como foi o caso do terremoto de 1755, que obrigou a grandes reconstruções dos edifícios da vila, levando o Marquês de Pombal a decretar a isenção de impostos sobre este tipo de materiais que vinham de fora do concelho.
É quebrada esta tradição com o estabelecimento do barrista José Pedro da Cruz Leiria, na Rua do Arco, em Cascais, por volta de 1880. A sua presença na vila deve-se, certamente, por arrastamento de toda uma possível clientela que então por hábito costumava acompanhar o rei D. Luís I quando este passava férias no palácio da Cidadela de Cascais, durante o final do Verão.
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Dos Patrimónios de Cascais, 2019
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Apresentação de uma nova proposta metodológica
para a classificação de cerâmicas finas das idades... more Apresentação de uma nova proposta metodológica
para a classificação de cerâmicas finas das idades moderna e contemporânea (séculos XVI a XIX).
O autor aborda questões relacionadas com as
pastas cerâmicas, as formas e funcionalidades das peças, as técnicas de conformação e decoração, para fundamentar o conceito que associa a estas produções um conjunto específico de características técnicas e formais.
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The Roman figlina of Morraçal da Ajuda is located in the city of Peniche (Portugal) in the Atlant... more The Roman figlina of Morraçal da Ajuda is located in the city of Peniche (Portugal) in the Atlantic coast in the ancient Roman province of Lusitania. It was discovered in 1998 and four ceramic kilns were unearthed, as well as dumping pits, a stone wall and a array of Peniche type12 amphorae rims, during the six archaeological excavations that took place since then. A variety of amphorae types, imitations of fine wares, coarse wares and building ceramics were products of the figlina. The same grey clays used by the Roman potters were found in the surroundings of the kilns and were analyzed by a team of Portuguese experts that defined their chemical components. These clays when fired turned into reddish colored fabrics. Some of the amphorae were covered with a white/yellow slip obtained from poor quality clays. This figlina was producing ceramics since Augustan times up to the second half of 2nd century AD. We found, until now, 110 potter´s stamps with the trinomial of L. Arvenivs Rusticvs the pottery`s owner, roughly. We guess Lucius was an Italian, maybe a Roman “colonus” that came to Lusitania with a group of well skilled potters. Knowing the secrets how to make terra sigillata they tried to make some good imitations of these vases, to sell/ export, to the markets of Lusitania.
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The archaeological site of Morraçal da Ajuda is located in the town of Peniche near the Atlantic ... more The archaeological site of Morraçal da Ajuda is located in the town of Peniche near the Atlantic coast. Four ceramic kilns and their production refuse disposal areas were found in 1998. The life span of the figlina is confined to the interval between the Pricipate of Augustus and the end of the II century. Finds include amphorae Dressel 7/11, Haltern 70, Pascual 1 and Dressel 14 (with stamps of Lucius Arvenius Rusticus), thin walled pottery, coarse ware and ceramic building materials. There is evidence for Atlantic maritime trade as attested by Baetica amphorae sherds and the use of granite for building walls – ballast from boats originating from other Roman provinces.
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This paper concerns a long-term research project on the site of Morraçal da Ajuda (Peniche, Portu... more This paper concerns a long-term research project on the site of Morraçal da Ajuda (Peniche, Portugal), active from the late 1st century BC until the late 2nd century AD or early 3rd century, where four amphora kilns were discovered. The amphorae produced in these kilns have distinguishable fabrics and forms that justify a specific typology, which is presented in this paper.
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Although small in number (51 fragments) compared with the thousands of fragments found during a period of twenty years, they let the authors to infer the strong commerce between the roman provinces, of Baetica and Lusitania, concerning commodities such as olive oil, fish products and defructum/wine, during the Principate of Augustus to the late 2nd century.
During excavations and field work other fragments concerning thin walled pottery, common ware, and raw materials were found, which were already studied, public presented in various congresses, and published.
The site uncovered 15 tombs excavated in the rock and 14 inhumations, fi ve of which were still found in right lateral decubitus position, with their head turned west and their face looking southeast, in the direction of
the holy city of Mecca.
A modern anthropological study of the bones recovered in 1987 has identifi ed two non-adults and ten adults, among whom three women and a man. Th e food consumption of this population included cereals and/or dried meat and light pathologies were found in some of the individuals.
Key words: Middle ages (Islamic); Necropolis;Excavated tombs; Biological Anthropology.
É quebrada esta tradição com o estabelecimento do barrista José Pedro da Cruz Leiria, na Rua do Arco, em Cascais, por volta de 1880. A sua presença na vila deve-se, certamente, por arrastamento de toda uma possível clientela que então por hábito costumava acompanhar o rei D. Luís I quando este passava férias no palácio da Cidadela de Cascais, durante o final do Verão.
para a classificação de cerâmicas finas das idades moderna e contemporânea (séculos XVI a XIX).
O autor aborda questões relacionadas com as
pastas cerâmicas, as formas e funcionalidades das peças, as técnicas de conformação e decoração, para fundamentar o conceito que associa a estas produções um conjunto específico de características técnicas e formais.
Although small in number (51 fragments) compared with the thousands of fragments found during a period of twenty years, they let the authors to infer the strong commerce between the roman provinces, of Baetica and Lusitania, concerning commodities such as olive oil, fish products and defructum/wine, during the Principate of Augustus to the late 2nd century.
During excavations and field work other fragments concerning thin walled pottery, common ware, and raw materials were found, which were already studied, public presented in various congresses, and published.
The site uncovered 15 tombs excavated in the rock and 14 inhumations, fi ve of which were still found in right lateral decubitus position, with their head turned west and their face looking southeast, in the direction of
the holy city of Mecca.
A modern anthropological study of the bones recovered in 1987 has identifi ed two non-adults and ten adults, among whom three women and a man. Th e food consumption of this population included cereals and/or dried meat and light pathologies were found in some of the individuals.
Key words: Middle ages (Islamic); Necropolis;Excavated tombs; Biological Anthropology.
É quebrada esta tradição com o estabelecimento do barrista José Pedro da Cruz Leiria, na Rua do Arco, em Cascais, por volta de 1880. A sua presença na vila deve-se, certamente, por arrastamento de toda uma possível clientela que então por hábito costumava acompanhar o rei D. Luís I quando este passava férias no palácio da Cidadela de Cascais, durante o final do Verão.
para a classificação de cerâmicas finas das idades moderna e contemporânea (séculos XVI a XIX).
O autor aborda questões relacionadas com as
pastas cerâmicas, as formas e funcionalidades das peças, as técnicas de conformação e decoração, para fundamentar o conceito que associa a estas produções um conjunto específico de características técnicas e formais.
1998 neste sítio arqueológico tivemos como objetivo principal o estudo do material anfórico para o qual se
publicou muito recentemente (2016) uma tabela crono tipológica desta produção. Pretendemos com esta nossa
nova comunicação apresentar um estudo sobre a cerâmica fina, sobre as imitações, suas tipologias e produções
locais, neste caso baseado na análise das pastas em que foram efetuadas, assim como, tentar apresentar mais
uma pista, que se torne em uma outra ajuda com o fim de obter a origem de Lúcio Arvénio Rustico, o “fundador”
desta olaria romana.
In the sequence of the studies and analysis we have been making to the Roman pottery assets, obtained since
1998 at the archaeological site of Morraçal da Ajuda, Peniche, the main goal was the study of amphorae fragments,
that was made, recently (2016), and had as result a chronological and typological table of the production.
With this paper we intend to present a new study concerning other pottery assets, such as fine wares,
imitations of thin walled pottery, typologies and productions, based on chemical analysis of their fabrics, as
well as trying to present new clues that might be of great help to understand the origin of Lucius Arvenius
Rusticus, the figlina’s “founder”.