Las cetariae del litoral onubense en época romana.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Campos, Juan.

Contributor:

Pérez, Juan.

Language:

Spanish

Subjects (All):

Economic history.

Archaeology.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (224 pages)

Place of Publication:

Huelva : Universidad de Huelva, 2016.

Summary:

The book explores the economic exploitation and historical significance of the Huelva region in Spain during the Roman period. It delves into the development of salting factories, known as cetariae, along the Onubense coast, and the region's integration into the Roman Empire. The work examines the area's role as a major center for mining and metallurgy, particularly in copper and silver, and its strategic importance in maritime trade routes. The authors aim to provide a detailed archaeological and historical analysis of Huelva's transformation through Romanization, emphasizing the impact of economic activities on the region's cultural and social landscape. This scholarly work is intended for historians, archaeologists, and those interested in Roman history and ancient economic systems. Generated by AI.

Contents:

LAS CETARIE DEL LITORAL ONUBENSE EN EPOCA ROMANA

PAGINA LEGAL

INDICE

l. INTRODUCCION

2. LOCALIZACION DE LAS FACTORIAS DE SALAZON

2.1. CERRO DEL TRIGO

2.2. LAS NAVES

2.3. ToRRE DEL LoRo

2.4. MAZAGON-POBLADO III

2.5. FoNTAN!LLA

2.6. EL RINCON

2.8. SALTES

2.9. EL EucALIPTAL

2.10. LAs Co.rruAs

2.11. URBEROSA

2.13. EL TERRóN

2.14. VALSEQUILLO

2.15. LA VINA

2.16. PUNTA DEL MORAL

3. EL EUCALIPTAL

4. EL TERRON (LEPE)

5. CoNCLUSIONES

6. BIBLIOGRAFIA.

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ISBN:

9788416621996

8416621993

OCLC:

1027203066