Uređenje rimskih rudnika srebra i olova u španskim provincijama i u Iliriku

Abstract

Doktorska disertacija prati nastanak i razvoj rimske drţavne politike prema rudnicima srebra i olova na osnovu istraţivanja organizacionih aspekata dva najznaĉajnija rudniĉka regiona. Rimski rudnici srebra i olova u španskim provincijama i u Iliriku u razliĉitim vremenskim periodima bili su najbogatiji rudniĉki regioni od primarnog znaĉaja za drţavu. Sistem u okviru kojeg su se eksploatisali nastao je tokom dugog vremenskog perioda i imao je svoje specifiĉne karakteristike. U radu se na cjelovit naĉin uporedo prouĉava ureĊenje rudnika srebra i olova na podruĉju španskih provincija i u Iliriku kako bi se prepoznali zajedniĉki elementi u razvoju jedinstvene rimske uprave u rudnicima srebra i olova od vremena principata do vremena poznog Carstva.Glavni naglasak studije je na rudniĉkoj administraciji i na pravnom statusu rudniĉkih domena.

This doctoral dissertation aims to analyse the origin and establishment of a Roman mining policy towards the silver and lead mines. The analysis focuses on the organisational aspects of the two most important mining regions. The richest silver and lead mines were located in the Spanish provinces and in Illyricum, the latter playing a dominant role during the Principate and the former during the Republic. The Roman mining regime regulating exploitation of these mining regions, took a long time to be established. This study investigates the constitution of the silver and lead mines in a unified and comparative way in order to show the process of development of the Roman mining administration, with the emphasis on the local mining management and on the legal status of mining territories.