Numancia: campamentos romanos y cerco de Escipión
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2002.v75.133Keywords:
Numantia, Celtiberia, Roman military camps, Scipio's siegeAbstract
The Roman camps which were excavated and interpreted by the A. Schulten at the beginning of the XXth century, are analysed, round Numantia and the Scipio's siege, and also the controversies generated by these works. The reviews of Schulten's works, in the interpretation of Apiano's texts and archeological'materials that questionate the number of camps and forts, and also the place of some military installations, are subsequently summarized, showing some problems that investigations must solve in the future. Finally, the actions which are done from Numantia's Archaeological Plan are exposed for showing to the public the Scipio's Roman Siege, which finished with the numantine resistence in the 133 b.c.
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