Colonia Iulia Gemella Acci (Guadix): una puesta al día de la investigación.
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2022-03-22
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El presente trabajo ha tenido por objeto una actualización de la investigación acerca de la
presencia del Imperio romano en la ciudad de Guadix. En el siglo I a.C se fundó la colonia Iulia
Gemella Acci en un entorno geográfico que fue decisivo para ello. Desde su deductio, se convirtió en colonia fundamental de Hispania, con una administración, organización y modo de vida similar al de Roma. Los yacimientos arqueológicos que han sido encontrados en el entorno
evidencian su apogeo en periodo del Alto Imperio, momento en que poseía privilegios distintivos con respecto a otras colonias. En conclusión, su relevancia ha sido una cuestión de estudio en las últimas décadas que parece aclararse hoy día, habiendo dejado un legado histórico permanente en la ciudad.
The present work has had as objective, an update of the investigation about the presence of the Roman Empire in the city of Guadix. In the 1st century BC The Iulia Gemella Acci colony was founded in a geographic environment that was decisive for this. From its deductio, it became a fundamental colony of Hispania, with an administration, organization and way of life similar to that of Rome. The archaeological sites that have been found in the environment, show its apogee in the High Empire Period, when it had distinctive privileges with respect to other colonies. In conclusion, its relevance has been a matter of study in recent decades, which seems to be clarified today, having left a permanent historical legacy in the city.
The present work has had as objective, an update of the investigation about the presence of the Roman Empire in the city of Guadix. In the 1st century BC The Iulia Gemella Acci colony was founded in a geographic environment that was decisive for this. From its deductio, it became a fundamental colony of Hispania, with an administration, organization and way of life similar to that of Rome. The archaeological sites that have been found in the environment, show its apogee in the High Empire Period, when it had distinctive privileges with respect to other colonies. In conclusion, its relevance has been a matter of study in recent decades, which seems to be clarified today, having left a permanent historical legacy in the city.