Un lote de armamento ibérico procedente de la necrópolis del Mas de Barberán (Nogueruelas, Teruel)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.1999.15Keywords:
Iberian Archaeology, Funerary context, Weapons, Anthropomorphic steleAbstract
In this paper we publish an Ibenan set of weapons -swords, lances and dagger essentially-, coming from the cemetery of the settlement so-called Mas de Barberán (Nogueruelas, Teruel). An anthropomorphic stele with an inscription recently studied is associated to the same site. This stele represents an armed with disk-cuirass masculine personage.
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