El fortín romano tardo-republicano del Tossal de la Cala (Benidorm, Alicante). Autopsia y reinterpretación de un yacimiento histórico
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Bayo Fuentes, S. ., Moratalla Jávega, J. ., Morillo Cerdán, Ángel ., & Sala Sellés, F. . (2021). El fortín romano tardo-republicano del Tossal de la Cala (Benidorm, Alicante). Autopsia y reinterpretación de un yacimiento histórico. Archivo Español De Arqueología, 94, e16. https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.094.021.16
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RESUMEN: En este trabajo presentamos cómo se ha ido recuperando la información de las excavaciones antiguas en el Tossal de la Cala e interpretado a la luz de los datos obtenidos en nuestras excavaciones (2013-2020), realizadas mediante convenio de colaboración con el Ayuntamiento de Benidorm. El final del proceso ha sido, primero, la recuperación de un yacimiento que se creía arrasado y, seguidamente, la caracterización fundamentada de un tipo de fortificación tardo-republicana de pequeña extensión inédito en la Hispania de la conquista.
ABSTRACT: In this article we present how the information from the old excavations at Tossal de la Cala has been recovered and reinterpreted in the light of the data obtained in our excavations (2013-2020). This work was carried out through a collaboration agreement with Benidorm City Council. The end of the process has resulted in, firstly, the recovery of a site that was believed to have been destroyed and, secondly, good evidence for the nature of a small type of late-republican fortification previously unknown in the conquest of Hispania.
ABSTRACT: In this article we present how the information from the old excavations at Tossal de la Cala has been recovered and reinterpreted in the light of the data obtained in our excavations (2013-2020). This work was carried out through a collaboration agreement with Benidorm City Council. The end of the process has resulted in, firstly, the recovery of a site that was believed to have been destroyed and, secondly, good evidence for the nature of a small type of late-republican fortification previously unknown in the conquest of Hispania.