Innovation and Adaptation: The Contribution of Rome To Urbanism in Iberia

Simon J. Keay

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Archaeological and Historical Studies Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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L'A etudie l'importance de l'apport de Rome au villes de la peninsule Iberique a partir du III° siecle en considerant particulierement le role de l'ideologie, du clientelisme et de la competition sociale de la culture romaine sur les populations hispaniques

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