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Celtiberian metrology and its romanization
Zephyrus, 2013 Celtiberian metrology has scarcely been investigated until now, with the exception of coin weights. On the basis of measurements of pre-Roman mud bricks, a Celtiberian foot of 24 cm is proposed. With regard to weights, we can accept a module of 9 g for silver jewelry and some bronze coins; however, loom weights do not conform to any metrological system.
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Analysis of a Celtiberian protective paste and its possible use by Arevaci warriors [PDF]
, 2007 This article presents an infrared spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction analysis of residue adhering to a Celtiberian pottery sherd of late Iron Age date from the Arevacian site of Cerro del Castillo, in Ayllón (Segovia, Spain).
Martín-Gil, Francisco J. +3 more
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An archaeologist’s comments on prehistoric European astronomy [PDF]
The study of prehistoric astronomy still has difficulties. Its academic discipline, called archaeoastronomy is still contending for high scientific value.
Pásztor, Emilia
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Some Linguistic Considerations on a New Celtiberian Bronze
Вопросы ОномастикиThis work tackles a preliminary linguistic analysis of a new Celtiberian bronze in the Latin alphabet, probably dating back to the mid 1st c. BC. As usual with objects that remain in private hands and cannot be directly studied by professionals, doubts on its authenticity will predictably hover over any attempt to interpret it.
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Los pueblos prerromanos de la Meseta Sur [PDF]
, 1992 Sin ...
González Conde Puente, M. Pilar
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Zooarchaeology of Celtiberian-Roman households: Animal use in Numantia (Soria, Spain)
Journal of Archaeological Science: ReportsThis paper presents faunal data from the Celtiberian-Roman oppidum of Numantia (Garray, Soria, Spain), particularly the results from two domestic units excavated between 1999 and 2000, House A and B. Both are located in the North sector of the town, using the Late Iron Age defensive rampart as a constructive terrace.
Verónica Estaca-Gómez +3 more
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Archaeometric Characterization Of The Ceramics From Two Celtiberian Hillforts: Preliminary Results
, 2018 In this work, we present the preliminary results of the archaeometric analysis of several ceramic and clay samples from two Celtiberian hillforts of the Iron Age from the Spanish Central Plateau: El Ceremeño and its cemetery (Early and Middle Iron Age) and the oppidum of Los Rodiles (Late Iron Age) including La Rodriga, a potter's workshop contemporary
Sánchez-Climent, Álvaro +3 more
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Hispania Citerior allows us to reconstruct the linguistic panorama prior to Latinization particularly well. Apart from the onomastic data that can be used to identify linguistic areas, this region also provides a substantial number of inscriptions in the
Moncunill Martí, Noemí
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"Un bilan provisoire. Conclusions" [PDF]
, 2010 This volume is the fruit of the collaboration between two French and international research teams: one at Paris, under the UMR 8210 ANHIMA of the French National Research Center (CNRS), co-directed by Clara Berrendonner and Mireille Cébeillac-Gervasoni ...
Berrendonner, Clara +2 more
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