Pottery and Social Practice: Between Home and Abroad

Q2 Arts and Humanities Electrum Pub Date : 2024-05-17 DOI:10.4467/20800909el.24.007.19157
Cristina Crizbășan
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This article aims to explore the uses of material culture and their relevance to identity formation. The premise is applied specifically to the moving auxilia, in order to observe the effects of movement and transfers on the selection and consumption of material culture within the military environment. It is common knowledge that pottery supply and use within the Roman military were to an extent governed by specific state-controlled supply routes and contracts, meaning that the same pottery styles could have been observed at different forts from different regions. Nonetheless, the cultural side of demand should not be overlooked as it may have tailored supply differently to various regions depending on the preferences in the area. Similarly, auxiliary units transferred from home may have preserved some of their familiar pottery styles and reproduce them upon arrival to the new territory. This article will explore the ways pottery was employed at locations associated with Batavian auxilia in order to capture their image construction between home and abroad. Once removed from their core territory and placed in a new environment with new norms in terms of material culture and even dressing and addressing one another, how did their consumption adapt to the area and to which extent did it keep a unique character? The main case-study explored in this paper is Războieni in order to assess the pottery consumption patterns of Batavian auxilia abroad in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD.
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陶艺与社会实践:国内与国外之间
本文旨在探讨物质文化的用途及其与身份形成的相关性。本文将这一前提具体应用于流动的辅助人员,以观察流动和转移对军事环境中物质文化的选择和消费所产生的影响。众所周知,罗马军队中的陶器供应和使用在一定程度上受国家控制的特定供应路线和合同的制约,这意味着在不同地区的不同堡垒中可以观察到相同的陶器风格。尽管如此,需求的文化方面也不容忽视,因为它可能会根据不同地区的偏好,对不同地区的供应做出不同的调整。同样,从家乡调来的辅助部队可能会保留一些他们熟悉的陶器风格,并在抵达新领土后复制这些风格。本文将探讨与巴达维亚辅助部队相关的地点使用陶器的方式,以捕捉他们在国内和国外的形象构建。一旦离开他们的核心领地,置身于一个在物质文化,甚至在着装和相互称呼方面都有新规范的新环境中,他们的消费是如何适应当地的?本文以勒兹博伊尼为主要研究案例,以评估公元 2 世纪和 3 世纪海外巴达维亚辅助人的陶器消费模式。
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Electrum
Electrum Arts and Humanities-Classics
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期刊介绍: Electrum has been published since 1997 by the Department of Ancient History at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow as a collection of papers and monographs. In 2010 it starts as journal with one monographic issue per year. Journal publishes scholarly papers embodying studies in history and culture of Greece, Rome and Near East from the beginning of the First Millennium BC to about AD 400. Contributions are written in English, German, French and Italian. The journal publishes books reviews.
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