El tetrapylon de C?parra. Visi?n hist?rica y gr?fica
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El tetrapylon de C?parra. Visi?n hist?rica y gr?fica
[ES] Se ofrece una visi?n hist?rica de las interpretaciones del tetrapylon de C?parra desde el siglo XVI a comienzos del XX. Tambi?n se establece un resumen de las intervenciones realizadas y una secuencia de las representaciones de este monumento a lo largo del tiempo.
[EN] In this paper a historical review of the interpretation made around the tetrapylon of C?parra from XVIth to early XXth century is presented. The accomplished diggings seasons and the sequence of representations of this monument trough time are also summarized.
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- University of Salamanca Spain
Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología
Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología
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