La cultura ibérica desde la perspectiva de la epigrafía : un ensayo de síntesis

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  • Jesús Rodríguez Ramos

Abstract

In this paper, the data available from Iberian inscriptions is examined in order to show the kind of socio-historical information that can be attained, in spite of the fact of their not translatability. Among many other aspects we may lay stress upon the analyse of the diachronical geopolitical evolution of the areas of employment of the different writing varieties. It's also revealed the prominent active participation of the Iberian people in the romanisation of Hispania. Likewise, it's proposed that, according to the existing evidence, it should be considered seriously that, if Basque, Aquitanian and Iberian are related languages, as the latest discoveries seem to prove, these linguistic family came into the Iberian Peninsula with the Urnfield culture.

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Vol. 4 (2001)

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