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by Macarena Calderón Sánchez (Editor), Sergio España-Chamorro (Editor), Estefanía Alba Benito Lázaro (Editor)
El presente libro es la continuaci n de Estudios Arqueol gicos del rea Vesubiana I. Ambos son recopilaciones de investigaciones - en su mayor a, espa olas - sobre los yacimientos de Pompeya, Herculano, Estabia y Oplontis. Los estudios presentados abarcan temas de todos los estadios human sticos e hist ricos sobre las ciudades antiguas: investigaciones puramente arqueol gicas: tipolog as de domus, de atrios, de foros, de materiales constructivos, de necr polis; estudios iconogr ficos de casas, como la Villa delle colonne a mosaico, de personajes concretos, como el dios Dioniso, de ornitolog a y de pintura neocl sica; estudios filol gicos de inscripciones y de poemas de los grandes autores griegos y latinos; estudios legislativos y jur dicos, como las leyes de las v as p blicas y las aceras; investigaciones sobre aspectos cotidianos, como la seguridad; estudios historiogr ficos; estudios de interpretaci n; estudios paleontol gicos y arqueozool gicos; estudios inform ticos: la arqueolog a virtual y el laboratorio que supone Pompeya; y estudios cinematogr ficos.
This book aims to be the continuation of Archaeological Studies of the Vesuvian Area I. Both are collections of research papers - most of them by Spanish authors - on the sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Stabia and Oplontis. The presented works cover subjects from every humanistic and historical dimension about the ancient cities: strictly archaeological research: typologies of domus, atria, fora, building materials, necropolis; iconographical studies of houses, such as the Villa delle colonne a mosaico, of individual characters, such as the god Dionysus, of ornithology and of neoclassical painting; philological studies of inscriptions and poems of great Greek and Latin authors; legislative and juridical studies, such as the laws about the public roads and pavements; research of daily aspects, such as security; historiographical studies; interpretative studies; paleontological and zooarchaeological studies; computer studies: virtual archaeology and the lab that Pompeii represents; and cinematographic studies.
