Spain was a key territory for the supply of precious metals during the Roman period.1 It is even possible that the Roman authorities’ decision to retain a military presence there after the Second Punic War was to a large extent motivated by its mineral wealth.2 In fact, one of the fi rst measures taken once the territory was secured in 195 B.C.E. was to establish a tribute system intended to tax the iron and silver mines..
International audienceInvestigations realised during the last 15 years made it possible to highlight...
International audienceThe recent archaeological investigations carried out in the argentiferous copp...
Lead was a necessary element for Roman metallurgical work, so being able to determine its origin i...
The idea that one factor can win a war seems preposterous, yet Rome’s acquisition of the Spanish min...
Se presenta en este trabajo un panorama general de la minería romana en el Suroeste Ibérico, en espe...
This paper shows the evidence of the Roman exploitation in Sotiel-Coronada (Calañas, Huelva), one of...
[EN] Ancient mines have often been considered as items out of the history of the ancient cities and ...
En este trabajo se realiza un recorrido por la historia contemporánea de la explotación de la mina ...
The presence of procuratores metallorum acting as imperial officers within the background of gold mi...
[EN This article reviews the research situation in ancient mining areas of the Iberian Peninsula, w...
The geological environment of Carthagena's Sierra Minera has throughout history favoured a rich and ...
International audienceThe Iberian Peninsula, namely the NorthWestern Iberian area, is one of the ric...
The extraction of silver has been traditionally considered one of the main incentives for the Phoeni...
A set of 50 lead artifacts, out of which 29 were glandes plumbeae, found at archaeological sites loc...
Die Bergwerke in Lusitanien haben in einigen allgemeinen neueren Studien über den Bergbau im gesamte...
International audienceInvestigations realised during the last 15 years made it possible to highlight...
International audienceThe recent archaeological investigations carried out in the argentiferous copp...
Lead was a necessary element for Roman metallurgical work, so being able to determine its origin i...
The idea that one factor can win a war seems preposterous, yet Rome’s acquisition of the Spanish min...
Se presenta en este trabajo un panorama general de la minería romana en el Suroeste Ibérico, en espe...
This paper shows the evidence of the Roman exploitation in Sotiel-Coronada (Calañas, Huelva), one of...
[EN] Ancient mines have often been considered as items out of the history of the ancient cities and ...
En este trabajo se realiza un recorrido por la historia contemporánea de la explotación de la mina ...
The presence of procuratores metallorum acting as imperial officers within the background of gold mi...
[EN This article reviews the research situation in ancient mining areas of the Iberian Peninsula, w...
The geological environment of Carthagena's Sierra Minera has throughout history favoured a rich and ...
International audienceThe Iberian Peninsula, namely the NorthWestern Iberian area, is one of the ric...
The extraction of silver has been traditionally considered one of the main incentives for the Phoeni...
A set of 50 lead artifacts, out of which 29 were glandes plumbeae, found at archaeological sites loc...
Die Bergwerke in Lusitanien haben in einigen allgemeinen neueren Studien über den Bergbau im gesamte...
International audienceInvestigations realised during the last 15 years made it possible to highlight...
International audienceThe recent archaeological investigations carried out in the argentiferous copp...
Lead was a necessary element for Roman metallurgical work, so being able to determine its origin i...