A contribution to the findings on Hispania Ulterior's coastal societies during the republican and Julio-Claudian period. The log δ in the Tituli Picti of the salsamentum amphorae of Castra Praetoria

El análisis de ciertos registros epigráficos conservados sobre ánforas béticas de salazones, procedentes del depósito documentado por Dressel en los fosos de los Castra Praetoria, nos permite plantear algunas reflexiones relativas a la composición y función de determinados sectores de la sociedad del litoral bético en la primera mitad del siglo I d.C. y sus precedentes republicanos. Los elementos onomásticos que se analizan tienen la particularidad de hallarse conectados a una actividad de gran importancia en las comunidades de esa época y espacio: la producción y el comercio de alimentos derivados del mar.The analysis of several inscriptions preserved on Baetican amphorae of salted fish and fish sauce, which came from the find documented by Dressel in pits of Castra Praetoria, provides an insight into the composition and function of certain sectors of society on the Baetican coast in the first half of the 1st century A.D., and their Republican precedents. The onomastic elements analyzed are characterized by being connected to an activity that was very important for the communities of that time and place: producing and selling processed seafood