Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources

In this article we will make an analysis on the knowledge of vineyard in the world of Carthage and the production and export of Phoenician and Punic wine through the archaeological and literary sources. We must rely, therefore, references to classic texts (Mago, Virgilio Columela) and data from arch...

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Main Author: Fernando Prados Martínez
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Ediciones Complutense 2012-09-01
Series:Gerión
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Online Access:http://revistasculturales.ucm.es/index.php/GERI/article/view/39042
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description In this article we will make an analysis on the knowledge of vineyard in the world of Carthage and the production and export of Phoenician and Punic wine through the archaeological and literary sources. We must rely, therefore, references to classic texts (Mago, Virgilio Columela) and data from archaeological excavations in Carthage and its environment. In addition, to complement the information, we will also study the presence of grape seeds –Vitis vinifera– into the botanical analysis of some archaeological places.
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spelling doaj.art-df6f0d3aab484b36ab71ce2b29628cc72022-12-22T00:46:32ZspaEdiciones ComplutenseGerión0213-01811988-30802012-09-0129193510.5209/rev_GERI.2011.v29.n1.3904238737Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sourcesFernando Prados Martínez0Universidad de AlicanteIn this article we will make an analysis on the knowledge of vineyard in the world of Carthage and the production and export of Phoenician and Punic wine through the archaeological and literary sources. We must rely, therefore, references to classic texts (Mago, Virgilio Columela) and data from archaeological excavations in Carthage and its environment. In addition, to complement the information, we will also study the presence of grape seeds –Vitis vinifera– into the botanical analysis of some archaeological places.http://revistasculturales.ucm.es/index.php/GERI/article/view/39042feniciospúnicosvinoviñedosproducción y comercio.
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Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
Gerión
fenicios
púnicos
vino
viñedos
producción y comercio.
title Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
title_full Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
title_fullStr Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
title_full_unstemmed Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
title_short Wine production in the phoenician and punic world. Notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
title_sort wine production in the phoenician and punic world notes about wine culture and consumption through the archaeological and literary sources
topic fenicios
púnicos
vino
viñedos
producción y comercio.
url http://revistasculturales.ucm.es/index.php/GERI/article/view/39042
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