Macarras ibéricos

¿Verdad que hoy no usas el mismo teléfono móvil que tenías hace quince años? Claro que no. Ni tú ni nadie. Seguro que lo has renovado. De la misma manera, sabes que necesitas actualizarte como persona, cambiar hacia una mejor versión de ti mismo, explotar al máximo tus potencialidades. Pero sobre todo necesitas atreverte a ser quien quieres ser y cada minuto cuenta. Atrévete a cambiar ¡ya! Tienes en tus manos el último tomo de la trilogía DAR (Donde todo comienza, Atando cabos del destino, Reconócete ¿a qué has venido?). En esta última parte encontrarás las claves que...

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Normally, in Archaeology, material culture tends to be the main object of study for past societies, especially those who have no written language. In this study the author also assumes that in addition to objects, landscape and spatial patterns are also part of the archaeological record to be analyzed. Today we know that the Iron Age Iberian territories are regional political entities that are characterized by a conscious organization and that prioritize different types of settlements, with a degree of complexity and dynamism consistent with that of other contemporary Mediterranean...

The Roman conquest of much of the west Mediterranean led to major transformations and this study discusses some aspects of the economic and political impact of such changes. Based largely on archaeological material Perez examines, for example, the Greek-Italian wine trade, major production centres in the Mediterranean, how goods from centres such as Etruria, Lazio and Campania ended up in cities recently conquered by Rome, in particular the markets and commercial routes along which products moved. Spanish text.