We will briefly review a series of road-stations and other infrastructures functional to facilitating and assisting travellers along the Appian and Trajan Ways. This review will show how the modern classification of road-stations in mansiones and mutationes is too schematic and does not respect the vast diversity of archaeological and documentary evidence. It will be argued that this diversity is a direct consequence of the intensity of the urbanisation” of the Roman countryside in the Italian Peninsula and of the attractiveness of trafficked roads.
L’assistenza ai viaggiatori lungo la via Appia, tra servizio di stato ed imprenditoria privata
Cristina Corsi
2019-01-01
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We will briefly review a series of road-stations and other infrastructures functional to facilitating and assisting travellers along the Appian and Trajan Ways. This review will show how the modern classification of road-stations in mansiones and mutationes is too schematic and does not respect the vast diversity of archaeological and documentary evidence. It will be argued that this diversity is a direct consequence of the intensity of the urbanisation” of the Roman countryside in the Italian Peninsula and of the attractiveness of trafficked roads.File in questo prodotto:
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