la batalla de andagoste. – the battle of andagoste

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Abstract
While the Cantabrian Wars (29-19 BC) were initiated after the consolidation of the personal power of Octavian/Augustus in Rome, the celebration of a series of triumphs ex Hispania by the last peninsular Republican governors, suggests that military operations against the last independent peninsular ethnic groups began much earlier. The finding of a possible camp and/or battlefield in Andagoste is the archaeological verification of this assertion.
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Authors ;Amela Valverde, Luis
Journal journal of economics and financial analysis
Year 2015
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10.6018/pantarei/2015/4
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