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    The urban decline of Sisapo-La Bienvenida (Ciudad Real, Spain): signs and archaeological evidences
    (Franz Steiner Verlag, 2019) Fernández Ochoa, Carmen; Zarzalejos Prieto, María del Mar; Hevia Gómez, Patricia; Esteban Borrajo, Germán; Pina Burón, María Rosa
    2. M. Zarzalejos Prieto, , P. Hevia, G. Esteban y M.R. Pina (2019): . En J. Andreu y A. Blanco (eds.):., Stuttgart, 2019, pp. . Contrato con prohibición ISBN:
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    Estructuras de conservación y distribución de vino en la domus de las Columnas Rojas de Sisapo-La Bienvenida (Almodóvar del Campo, Ciudad Real)
    (Museu de Badalona, 2024) Pina Burón, María Rosa; Zarzalejos Prieto, María del Mar; Esteban Borrajo, Germán; Hevia Gómez, Patricia
    The domus of the Red Columns is a peristyle house built in the central area of the ancient town of Sisapo-La Bienvenida. In its first layout, dated at the beginning of the 1st century AD, a part of the north wing was intended for a craft use, as can be deduced from the architecture of room 4/7, large in size and provided with a cocciopesto floor with a number of negative structures carved on its surface whose function was difficult to ascertain in the absence of further archaeological evidence of any kind. The latest research carried out in this space, based on the 3D virtual recreation and the analysis of organic waste from the construction material, have allowed us to deepen its functional analysis and to propose an interpretative hypothesis for the set of dependencies located in this part of the domus corresponding to the original project (augustan-tiberian period), in relation to the storage and aging of wine for its possible retail sale.