Perduraciones y romanización en Hispania a la Luz de la arqueología funeraria: notas para una discusión
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2002.v75.132Keywords:
Archaelogy of Death, Roman Spain, Baetica, Romanization, Roman provincial culture, Roman necropolis, CarmoAbstract
The aim of this paper is a discussion about the historiographycal concept of «Romanization», posed by results of the archaeological evidences in funerary contexts of Roman cemeteries in Baetica. The well known necropolis of ancient Carmo is re-examinated to obtain signs of local etnicity and the progress of the romanization.
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