Monte do Facho, Donón (O Hío / Prov. de Pontevedra) 2003. Informe sobre las excavaciones en el santuario de Berobreo
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2004.v77.90Keywords:
Galaico-roman Sanctuaries, Arae, settings of area, enclosures, inscriptionsAbstract
Excavations on Monte do Facho is part of a greater project about the romanization of indigenous sanctuaries in the western part of Hispania. The first campaign led to the discovering of the sanctuary itself, in which the formerly unknown deity Berobreus was worshipped. About 57 altars have been found, some of them in situ. Further, the exact settings of the altars could be observed. Some of the settings are placed in an enclosure. The sanctuary dates from the III rd and IV th century A. D. and has been built on the ruins of an formerly abandoned castro.
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