Old and new necropoleis in the evolution of the funerary landscape of Ilici in Late Antiquity

A partir del análisis de documentación inédita de P. Ibarra y A. Ramos, y revisando la escasa información publicada al respecto, este trabajo defiende que la Colonia Iulia Ilici Augusta tuvo, al menos, cinco necrópolis en un radio de 1500 m en la Antigüedad tardía. Tres de ellas se organizaron a lo largo de un mismo eje viario norte-sur, probablemente la propia via Augusta y cardo máximo de la centuriación ilicitana, y dos necrópolis intramuros alteraron el urbanismo anterior y el paisaje funerario de la colonia.By analyzing P. Ibarra and A. Ramos’ unpublished documents, and reviewing the limited information published on the subject, this work asserts that there were at least five necropoleis within a 1500 m radius of the Colonia Iulia Ilici Augusta in Late Antiquity. Three were located on the same north-south road, probably the via Augusta, which was the cardo maximus of Ilici’s centuriation, and two cemeteries were within the city walls, changing the previous layout of the city and the colony’s funerary landscape