El Noroeste de la Península Ibérica en la edad del hierro: ¿una sociedad pacífica?
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ceg.2006.v53.i119.5Keywords:
NW Iberian peninsula, Hill-forts, Iron Age, War, Weapons, Hill-fort WallsAbstract
Since the 80´s-90’s up to nowadays, archaeological research has represented the hill-forts Iron Age society from Northwestern Iberian peninsula (Cultura castrexa) as a peaceful world. This paper reviews some archaeological items (weapons, helmets and hill-fort walls) and compares them with what can be known from Greek and Roman written sources. Its aim is to criticize that hypothesis and to reintroduce war as a basic element to understand the Iron Age world of this Iberian territories.
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