Scripte calicetis: Un nuevo grafito sobre terra sigillata hispánica procedente de un torcularium del ager del municipium Cascantum (Cascante, Navarra)

Abstract

El presente trabajo da a conocer un singular grafito latino sobre cuenco de terra sigillata hispánica descubierto en las campañas de excavación de un torcularium de la pars fructuaria de una villa del territorio rural del municipium Cascantum (Cascante, Navarra), la villa de Piecordero I. Para una mejor datación del documento epigráfico, probablemente de mediados del siglo II d. C., y una mejor delimitación de la cronología del centro productivo se presentan algunos materiales representativos recuperados junto a aquél. The following paper presents a very singular graffito on a red slip ware bowl discovered in the archaeological excavations of a torcularium at the pars fructuaria of a villa in the rural area of the municipium Cascantum (Cascante, Navarra), the so-called villa of Piecordero I. For a better dating of the epigraphic document -probably of the second half of the IInd century AD- and for getting a better systematization of the chronology of occupation of that new productive centre some new materials attested in the excavation are also considered.

The following paper presents a very singular graffito on a red slip ware bowl discovered in the archaeological excavations of a torcularium at the pars fructuaria of a villa in the rural area of the municipium Cascantum (Cascante, Navarra), the so-called villa of Piecordero I. For a better dating of the epigraphic document –probably of the second half of the IInd century AD– and for getting a better systematization of the chronology of occupation of that new productive centre some new materials attested in the excavation are also considered.