Anales de Arqueología Cordobesa. Vol. 05 (1994): Envíos recientes

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    • Ategua: ¿municipio flavio? 

      Ventura Villanueva, Ángel (Universidad de Córdoba, Área de Arqueología, 1994)
      We study a roman funerary inscription found close to "Cortijo de Teba", formerly oppidum of Ategua, dated in the 2th.century AC. The origo Ategu[ensis] quoted in the text make us to consider that possibly under the Flavians ...

    • La estela de la Ribera Alta (Córdoba): consideraciones en torno a las estelas decoradas con escudo, espada y lanza 

      Murillo Redondo, Juan Francisco (Universidad de Córdoba, Área de Arqueología, 1994)
      Here we analyze the grave stelas from the Late Bronze Age of the SW of Iberian Peninsula. At first, we expose the main theories assumed by the scholars about patterns and chronology. After, we criticize the chronology ...

    • Nuevos materiales cerámicos emirales de Cercadilla (Córdoba): ensayo tipológico 

      González Vírseda, Marina L.; Fuertes Santos, Camino (Universidad de Córdoba, Área de Arqueología, 1994)
      With this paper, we wish to show a new group of pieces wich increases the still short repertory of early islamic period ceramic from Córdoba. We also wanted to create a tipology wich can be applied to the whole mediaeval ...

    • El ángulo suroccidental de la muralla de Córdoba 

      Montejo Córdoba, Alberto J.; Garriguet Mata, José Antonio (Universidad de Córdoba, Área de Arqueología, 1994)
      In this paper we present the recent find of a stretch corresponding to the Roman and Arab southern walls of Cordoba, until now unknown. From this evidence, and still as hypothesis, we will attempt to resolve the problematic ...

    • Nueva aportación al conocimiento de los pavimentos musivos en la villa romana de El Ruedo (Almedinilla, Córdoba) 

      Moreno González, Manuel Fernando (Universidad de Córdoba, Área de Arqueología, 1994)
      In the present article we aim to report the ideal reconstructions, obtained by computer treatment, of five Roman mosaics from the villa of El Ruedo (Almedinilla, Córdoba), contributing in this way to complete the monograph ...