Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes

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Roman peasant studies have widely used data produced by central Italian field survey's projects in last decades. This procedure is tributary of the classification scheme used to interpret these archaeological remains, mainly based in the categories 'Villa' and 'Small Farm'....

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Autor principal: Knust, José
Formato: Documento de conferencia publishedVersion
Lenguaje:Portugués
Publicado: Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Centro de Estudios de Sociedades Precapitalistas 2015
Materias:
Historia
Roman Peasants
Field Surveys
Small Farms
Campesinato Romano
Levantamentos de Superfície
Fazendas Camponesas
Acceso en línea:https://www.memoria.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/trab_eventos/ev.9937/ev.9937.pdf
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Memoria Académica - FaHCE (UNLP) de Universidad Nacional de La Plata
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topic Historia
Roman Peasants
Field Surveys
Small Farms
Campesinato Romano
Levantamentos de Superfície
Fazendas Camponesas
spellingShingle Historia
Roman Peasants
Field Surveys
Small Farms
Campesinato Romano
Levantamentos de Superfície
Fazendas Camponesas
Knust, José
Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
topic_facet Historia
Roman Peasants
Field Surveys
Small Farms
Campesinato Romano
Levantamentos de Superfície
Fazendas Camponesas
description Roman peasant studies have widely used data produced by central Italian field survey's projects in last decades. This procedure is tributary of the classification scheme used to interpret these archaeological remains, mainly based in the categories 'Villa' and 'Small Farm'. Both are determined by a pre established debate on the crises of Roman peasantry and rise of 'slave-run villa', as well preconceived images of what is a 'slave-run estate' and a "peasant farm". In this paper, I want to raise some questions about what I consider the basic assumptions driving the image of a 'peasant farm', which underlies this interpretation scheme. I believe this image is fundamentally linked to a traditional and out-of-date idea on what is a peasant - which had been seen as a backward social group, isolated, and solely concerned on the production of its subsistence. We can criticize it theoretically, from categories' perspective, as well empirically, from the perspective of some recent excavations of archaeological sites probably linked to the Italic peasantry
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title Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
title_short Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
title_full Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
title_fullStr Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
title_full_unstemmed Surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the Italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
title_sort surface scatters and peasants' farmsteads : the italic peasants in field survey site-classification schemes
publisher Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Centro de Estudios de Sociedades Precapitalistas
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