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La muerte, sin ninguna duda, era un momento muy delicado en la vida de un romano, pues tras ella se ponían en marcha un conjunto de procedimientos con el fin de que el alma del difunto llegará a buen término, alcanzando el descanso eterno y evitando espíritus malignos.
Gracia Jario, Alba, Uribe Agudo, Paula
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Gracia Jario, Alba, Uribe Agudo, Paula
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Roman inscriptions on Alcover stone found in Baetulo and dated to the Augustan period have made it possible to document for the first time the use of this stone for epigraphic supports outside Tarraco, where it was well known for honorific purposes about the same time.
Gorostidi Pi, Diana +2 more
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Gorostidi Pi, Diana +2 more
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Roman peasant habitats and settlement in central Spain (1st c. B.C.–4th c. A.D.)
Journal of Roman Archaeology, 2017J. Bermejo
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Reconstructing a small town in the foothills of the Pyrenees: the Flavian municipium of Labitolosa
Journal of Roman Archaeology, 2017J. Edmondson
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Groundwater Supply for Colonia Clunia Sulpicia (Hispania Citerior Tarraconensis)
Boletin Geologico Y Minero, 2020Víctor Viñals Yúfera +2 more
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Animal Husbandry and Hunting Practices in Hispania Tarraconensis: An Overview
European Journal of Archaeology, 2017Lídia Colominas +2 more
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