Papers by Antonio José Galloso Cordero
Revista Onoba, 2022
Celtic Baeturia has been researched for
countless times and, recently, researches based on
cuttin... more Celtic Baeturia has been researched for
countless times and, recently, researches based on
cutting edge technologies have increased, providing
interesting details. Therefore, this GIS-based
research analyzes the pre-Roman Chanza River’s
settlement pattern and resources utilization as well
as their transformations over the Roman conquest
and colonization of this territory, resulting in the
founding of the Arucci city.
All of that, allow us to delve into multiple
questions: Did they have submissive relationships?
Could Rome leverage the Celtic social situation?
Which role did the natural resources play? How
could these changes affect to the settlement pattern?
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Papers by Antonio José Galloso Cordero
countless times and, recently, researches based on
cutting edge technologies have increased, providing
interesting details. Therefore, this GIS-based
research analyzes the pre-Roman Chanza River’s
settlement pattern and resources utilization as well
as their transformations over the Roman conquest
and colonization of this territory, resulting in the
founding of the Arucci city.
All of that, allow us to delve into multiple
questions: Did they have submissive relationships?
Could Rome leverage the Celtic social situation?
Which role did the natural resources play? How
could these changes affect to the settlement pattern?
countless times and, recently, researches based on
cutting edge technologies have increased, providing
interesting details. Therefore, this GIS-based
research analyzes the pre-Roman Chanza River’s
settlement pattern and resources utilization as well
as their transformations over the Roman conquest
and colonization of this territory, resulting in the
founding of the Arucci city.
All of that, allow us to delve into multiple
questions: Did they have submissive relationships?
Could Rome leverage the Celtic social situation?
Which role did the natural resources play? How
could these changes affect to the settlement pattern?