Contributions of the Archeology to the Knowledge about the Roman Military History

Authors

  • Eduard Ble Gimeno Universidad de Barcelona

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53351/ruhm.v1i2.16

Keywords:

Roman military archeology, Roman Camps, Roman battlefields

Abstract

This paper presents a brief overview of Roman military archeology, placing a particular emphasis on recent scientific contributions in this field. Similarly, I discuss which have been the main theoretical approaches to this discipline and how they have influenced the preference for a specific field of study. Finally, I want to take an oppositing stance on the excessive compartmentalization of knowledge under multiple labels and defend multidisciplinary works that take into account the use of any kind of source.

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Author Biography

  • Eduard Ble Gimeno, Universidad de Barcelona
    Eduard Ble es licenciado en Historia y máster en Arqueología por la Universidad de Barcelona. En la actualidad está realizando su trabajo de tesis doctoral con un contrato de Investigador en Formación (FI-AGAUR) en la Universidad de Barcelona. Su investigación se centra en el estudio de la presencia militar romana en Hispania durante el período republicano a partir del análisis arqueológico del armamento y el equipamiento militar. Su producción científica se ha dedicado específicamente al estudio de la artillería romana y al análisis del papel de la flota y la guerra naval durante la segunda guerra púnica en Hispania. También ha participado en varios proyectos arqueológicos vinculados a este estudio como los campamentos romanos de la Palma, el Camí del Castellet de Banyoles o las Aixalelles, los asentamientos militares de Monteró o el Camp de les Lloses y el poblado de Puig Ciutat, destruido durante la guerra civil cesariana.

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How to Cite

Contributions of the Archeology to the Knowledge about the Roman Military History. (2015). Revista Universitaria De Historia Militar, 1(2), 7-28. https://doi.org/10.53351/ruhm.v1i2.16

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