Eva Subias Pascual

Biography

Associate Professor of Classical Archeology at the Rovira i Virgili University of Tarragona, he is a member of the Interuniversity Group of Research in Classical Archeology MIRMED (AGAUR 2014 SGR 1197) and the Research Group "Ancient Surveying Seminar" (URV). Its main lines of research focus on the typological analysis of architecture, the formal study of the ancient city and the symbolic interpretation of decorative programs. Historically, it has developed a sustained field archaeological activity that has led to scientific contributions related to structures of the Roman and late Roman period of the Iberian Peninsula, Italy and Greco-Roman Egypt. Among his most outstanding works, mention must be made of the search for the Egyptian city during the classical era, which gave rise to an international workshop on the subject. Within this line of research, it has developed in collaboration with other researchers, studies of the territory and urbanism based not only on archaeological excavations but on non-invasive methods such as ancient cartography and remote prospecting. Currently, it is the IP of the research team that is responsible for the study of the site of the Visigothic period of Puig Rom (Roses, Alt Empordà). It is a four-year project funded by competitive competition from the Generalitat de Catalunya, which continues the line of studies on the Roman and late Roman city on the Iberian Peninsula, a line in which we can also include including research on the Site of the Colonia Clunia Sulpicia (Burgos). In the academic sphere, He is a lecturer in subjects of the Degree in History of the Faculty of Arts and the Interuniversity Master's Degree in Classical Archeology (URV-UAB-ICAC), which he coordinates. He is part of the Interuniversity Doctorate Commission in Classical Archeology (URV / UAB / ICAC). He has been visiting professor at the Institute of Religious Sciences, San Fructuós / URV, in the teaching of History of Religions (2002-2007) and has participated in the Master in Cultural Heritage and Tourism Management of the University of Shkodra, Faculty of Economy Luigj Gurakuqi (2012-2013). As a representative of the Catalan Institute of Classical Archeology,

Research Interest

Archeology of the Greco-Roman oriental Mediterranean