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Roman roads of Lusitania in itinerary sources in Antiquity
Humanitas, 2014 The essential sources to the study of Roman roads of Lusitania, the Antonine Itinerary, the Ravenna Cosmography and Astorga Clay Itinerary point to a total of 56 stations, 27 of which have not yet been securely identified.The present paper addresses the persisting problems and their root causes, while trying to update the geography of the road network ...
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Cattle from the far West: changes and continuities in Roman Lusitania
, 2021 Peer ...
Detry, Cleia +7 more
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Anfiteatro de Ammaia (Lusitania): nuevo ejemplo de modelo provincial
The Roman Amphitheater of Ammaia (Hispania-Lusitania) is a new archaeological discovery, an example of a Roman provincial model in the public buildings of spectacles.
Barradas, Sandra +12 more
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Ammaia and the Making of a Roman Town: A Contribution to Urbanism Studies in Lusitania
, 2014 During the past 5 years, a full coverage geophysical survey of the intra-mural and parts of the extra-mural areas of the deserted Roman town of Ammaia (Portugal) was achieved. Using a wide array of instruments, this approach allowed an in depth analysis of a newly founded Roman centre, linking the excellent survey data with stratigraphic information ...
CORSI, Cristina, F. Vermeulen
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Evidence of late Roman glass production in Southern Lusitania (Ossonoba, Faro, Portugal).
SPAL. Revista de Prehistoria y Arqueología de la Universidad de SevillaThe excavation of numbers 32 and 34 on Calle Francisco Barreto, in Faro (Portugal), in 2017, identified some of the remains of a 2nd-century AD fish-salting factory in the industrial area of Ossonoba. Once this factory ceased operating, its structures were given other uses until their final abandonment in the 6th century AD, including the construction ...
Retamosa, José Alberto +6 more
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A new gnathosaurine (Pterosauria, Archaeopterodactyloidea) from the Late Jurassic of Portugal. [PDF]
PeerJ, 2023 Fernandes AE +3 more
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Os Romanos de Castro Verde (Conventus Pacensis, Lusitania)
, 2016 Manuel Maia found the photograph that he has done of a lost Roman stele with inscription. The surprise induced a more exhaustive research about the apparent individuality of the people who, at Roman times, lived in this term of the modern Castro Verde ...
d'Encarnação, José
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, 2019 We propose a study about the social, legal and institutional reality reflected in an inscription from Teixoso (Covilhã, Castelo Branco). This inscription will allow us to approach the ways of adaptation of the native Lusitanian elites to the Roman ...
Paredes Martín, Enrique +1 more
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Primera escultura oficial en bronce en Lusitania (Hispania)
Dissertationes Archaeologicae: Ex Instituto Archaeologico Universitatis de Rolando Eötvös NominataeThe Romanisation of Lusitania (Hispania) took place in the time of Augustus, after the conquest of the Hispanic territory at the end of the 1st century BC. Bronze has largely disappeared from the archaeological remains, due to its constant reuse.
Trinidad Nogales Basarrate
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, 2019 The actual state of the knowledge concerning early types of Roman amphorae in the Atlantic Ulterior / Lusitania didn’t achieve such a level as other regions of Hispania. Nevertheless, in the last two decades the research developed in Portuguese territory
Almeida, Rui Roberto de, Fabião, Carlos
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