Área de tabernae tardorromanas en Cartagena

Authors

  • Mª Dolores Láiz Reverte
  • Elena Ruiz Valderas

Abstract

Here are presented a group of tabernae discovered in the vicinity of the two streets Orcel and D. Gil, which form part of a group of building which are presently being studied. Chronologically they may be dated between the middle of the fourth century and the end of the fifth AD The irnportance of this discovery is that there is so little archeological evidence in Cartagena from the fifth century, although theoretically it corresponds with a period of growth in that city.

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Published
24-05-1998
How to Cite
Láiz Reverte, M. D., & Ruiz Valderas, E. (1998). Área de tabernae tardorromanas en Cartagena. Antigüedad y Cristianismo, (5), 425–433. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/ayc/article/view/60381
Issue
No. 5 (1988): Art and settlement in the peninsular SE during the last centuries of Roman civilization
Section
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