Roman Turdetania: Romanization, Identity and Socio-Cultural Interaction in the South of the Iberian Peninsula between the 4th and 1st centuries BCE

Roman Turdetania Makes Use Of The Literary And Archeological Sources To Provide An Updated State Of Knowledge From A Postcolonial Approach About The Socio-cultural Interaction Processes And The Subsequent Romanisation Of The Populations In The Southern Iberian Peninsula From The 4th To The 1st Centuries Bce. The Resulting Communities Shaped A New Identity, Hybrid And Converging, Resulting From The Previous Phoenician–punic Substrate Vigorously Coexisting With The New Hellenistic-roman Imprint. Strabo And The Invention Of Turdetania / Gonzalo Cruz Andreotti -- Historians Vs. Geographers: Divergent Uses Of The Ethnic Name Turdetania In The Greek And Roman Tradition / Pierre Moret -- The City As A Structural Element In Turdetanian Identity In The Work Of Strabo / Encarnación Castro-páez -- Deconstructing ‘turdetanian Culture’: Identities, Territories And Archaeology / José García Fernández -- Ethnic And Cultural Identity Among Punic Communities In Iberia / Eduardo Ferrer Albelda -- Carthaginians In Turdetania: Carthaginian Presence In Iberia Before 237 Bce / Ruth Pliego Vázquez -- Tyrian Connections: Evolving Identities In The Punic West / Manuel Álvarez Martí-aguilar -- Unraveling The Western Phoenicians Under Roman Rule: Identity, Heterogeneity And Dynamic Boundaries / Francisco Machuca Prieto -- Across The Looking Glass: Ethno-cultural Identities In Southern Hispania Through Coinage / Bartolomé Mora Serrano -- The Economy And Romanization Of Hispania Ulterior (125–25 Bce): The Role Of The Italians / Enrique García Vargas -- Epilogue: A New Paradigm For Romanization? / Gonzalo Cruz Andreotti. Gonzalo Cruz Andreotti.