Replication data for: The honorific pedestals of the officina lapidaria tarraconensis: A study on the dissemination and serial production of the moulded tripartite pedestal

This dataset contains the results of a comprehensive morphological analysis of 259 netos, 84 plinths, and 18 crowns from molded tripartite pedestals, mainly from Tarraco and documented in 13 cities of northeastern Hispania Citerior.

The analysis focused on the formal characteristics of the netos, specifically their dimensions, finishes, and, above all, the molding that frames the epigraphic field.

For the first time in the cities studied, the joint analysis of plinths and crowns that make up the tripartite pedestal has been included. This approach has made it possible to identify five formal groups of netos: four of them (G.Neto-1 to G.Neto-4) present in Tarraco and documented in the epigraphic landscapes of the 13 cities analyzed, and a fifth (G.Neto-5) recorded only in Aeso.

Regarding the plinths, four groups (G.Zócalo-1 to G.Zócalo-4) have been identified, although their classification has proven more complex due to the greater variety of dimensions and moldings.

As for the crowns, only one morphological group has been identified, present in the three cities where these elements are preserved, contrasting with the great diversity observed in the plinths. The data obtained confirm the widespread diffusion of the molded tripartite pedestal among the studied cities, as well as the mechanisms of expansion of the model and its impact on the already established epigraphic landscapes at the time of its introduction.

The dataset includes the database and images.