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2017
The indigenous persistence, texture, articulation, shape and functionality of the urban definition of the municipia in central Apulia demonstrate the nature of the complex history and settlement of this area in the long period between the age of Romanization and the third century AD. The comprehensive collection and examination of the material evidence
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The indigenous persistence, texture, articulation, shape and functionality of the urban definition of the municipia in central Apulia demonstrate the nature of the complex history and settlement of this area in the long period between the age of Romanization and the third century AD. The comprehensive collection and examination of the material evidence
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Italští Bojové a česká oppida [The Italian Boii and Bohemian oppida]
2010The article evaluates critically a theory searching for the impulse for the emergence of late La Tène opppida in the north Italian region of Emilia Romagna, where the Celtic tribe of Boii is reported to have dwelt in the 4th - early 2nd centuries B.C.
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Oppida: Introductions to Heritage Assets
2018An introduction to oppida (Late Iron Age enclosed and unenclosed settlements, some having the characteristics of early towns). Descriptions of enclosed oppida, territorial oppida, unenclosed oppida, and their development and a brief chronology follow.
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The Purpose of Gallic Oppida Ramparts:
2017International audience ; Questioning the defensive role of the ramparts of Late La Tène oppida is a prevailing tendency in recent Celtic historiography, as it is assumed by most scholars that their function was predominantly symbolic and ostentatious. Lines of reasoning refuting the military functionality of these fortifications, especially the murus ...
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Major forts and ‘minor oppida’ in Scotland: a reconsideration
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OPPIDA AND THE ROMAN ARMY. A REVIEW OF RECENT EVIDENCE
Oxford Journal of Archaeology, 1985SummaryUntil recently it has been commonly assumed that the Roman army made relatively little use of pre‐exising fortifications such as hillforts and oppida. The accumulation of evidence over the past twent years suggests that this view is to be modified.
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Introduction : oppida et « civilisation des oppida » cent ans après Joseph Déchelette
2017À l'occasion du centenaire de la mort de Joseph Déchelette, une journée d'étude a été organisée le 10 décembre 2014, à l'Université de Toulouse Jean Jaurès pour évoquer un des concepts les plus emblématiques de la Protohistoire européenne, la « civilisation » ou « culture des oppida ». D'où vient-il et quel est son champ d'application ? Est-il toujours
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The Celtiberian Oppida and ‘city-states’
2011Los primeros oppida, o ciudades, celtibéricos surgen tras la “crisis del Ibérico Antiguo” concentrando la población de los asentamientos que desaparecen en torno al siglo V a.C. Va a ser a partir de la penetración romana con Graco, en el año 179 a.C., cuando dichas ciudades comienzan a conocerse mejor, por su mención en las fuentes clásicas, por ...
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