Pau Marimon Ribas

Dr. Pau Marimon Ribas is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Theory of Art at the University of the Balearic Islands, where he specializes in Ancient History with particular expertise in Mediterranean archaeology, Roman provincial administration, and the history of the Balearic Islands. His academic profile demonstrates a strong commitment to both teaching and research across undergraduate and graduate programs.

Marimon Ribas's research interests span several interconnected domains within Ancient History, with particular emphasis on:

• Roman and Visigothic history of the Balearic Islands
• Mediterranean trade networks and amphora studies
• Epigraphy and paleographic analysis
• Roman provincial administration and integration
• The transition from Roman to Islamic rule in the western Mediterranean
• Gaulish-Roman relations and river trade networks

His methodological approach combines traditional historical analysis with archaeological evidence and increasingly incorporates digital humanities techniques, as evidenced by his recent work using 3D modeling for epigraphic studies.

Analysis of his publication record reveals a consistent scholarly trajectory focused on Mediterranean connectivity, with particular attention to trade networks and cultural exchange. His research demonstrates how local Balearic history connects to broader Mediterranean patterns, challenging insular perspectives. Recent publications show a shift toward more specialized epigraphic studies while maintaining his focus on Mediterranean integration.

As an educator, Marimon Ribas teaches across multiple programs including the History degree (courses on Ancient History of the Balearic Islands, History of the Ancient East, Societies and Cultures in Antiquity), the Master's in Teacher Training, and the Master's in Mediterranean Studies. His teaching reflects his research interests while providing practical training in historical methodology and heritage management.

His professional activities include membership in the Research into Ancient History (CIVITAS) R+D+I Group, demonstrating institutional research engagement. While specific grant information isn't detailed in available sources, his publication record indicates sustained research productivity across multiple venues including specialized journals in archaeology, history, and epigraphy.