Publication: Libisosa: un «tesoro» para la investigación de Iberia e Hispania
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Uroz Rodríguez, Héctor
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Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte
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Papí Rodes, Concha
Carretero Pérez, Andrés
Carretero Pérez, Andrés
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Las intervenciones de los últimos años en el yacimiento arqueológico de Libisosa (Lezuza, Albacete) se han centrado fundamentalmente en su fase iberorromana, sepultada por su destrucción instantánea, que sería definitiva para este oppidum oretano en época de la guerra de Sertorio. La cantidad, variedad y el estado de conservación de sus materiales y estructuras constituyen una fuente inagotable para el estudio del Ibérico Final y la Hispania republicana. Al mismo tiempo, nuevos descubrimientos han puesto de relieve un universo de matices que incluye contextos cerrados que podrían corresponder a un momento ligeramente precedente, entre los que destaca un complejo de culto que refuerza la hipótesis de un temprano contacto de las élites locales que habitaban el poblado con el agente romano, potenciado por su privilegiada ubicación geoestratégica en relación con las vías de comunicación.
The interventions carried out in the archaeological site of Libisosa (Lezuza, Albacete, Spain) the last few years have centred mainly on its Iberian-Roman phase, buried by its instantaneous destruction, which would be final for this Oretan oppidum during the Sertorian war. The quantity, variety and conservation state of its materials and structures constitute an unending source for the study of the Late Iberian period and Republican Hispania. Meanwhile, a much more nuanced view has been highlighted by new discoveries, which include closed contexts that could correspond to a slightly earlier period, with a place of worship standing out. This reinforces the hypothesis of an early contact between the local elites inhabiting the settlement and Roman agents, emphasized by a privileged geo-strategic location relative to the routes of communication.
The interventions carried out in the archaeological site of Libisosa (Lezuza, Albacete, Spain) the last few years have centred mainly on its Iberian-Roman phase, buried by its instantaneous destruction, which would be final for this Oretan oppidum during the Sertorian war. The quantity, variety and conservation state of its materials and structures constitute an unending source for the study of the Late Iberian period and Republican Hispania. Meanwhile, a much more nuanced view has been highlighted by new discoveries, which include closed contexts that could correspond to a slightly earlier period, with a place of worship standing out. This reinforces the hypothesis of an early contact between the local elites inhabiting the settlement and Roman agents, emphasized by a privileged geo-strategic location relative to the routes of communication.
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