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Dionisio Urbina Martínez

Dionisio Urbina Martínez
ArchaeoSpain company

Doctor of Philosophy

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Introduction
Professional arch. since 1990. Directed up to 30 diggings. Specialist Iron Age/Roman in center Spain. Published articles, books, conferences exhibitions. Prof. Archaeology in "Generalist in Antiques and Twentieth Century" Center for Arts and Business Álvaro Durán: 2001-07. Teacher Degree: Cultural Management , University Antonio de Nebrija 2009-10. Founder Archaeology Section Professional College of CLM. Co-director ArchaeoSpain, International Archaeology Field Schools in Spain Italy, Greece.
Additional affiliations
May 2016 - present
ArchaeoSpain company
Position
  • Managing Director
Description
  • EXCAVATIONS & PROGRAMS in Spain: Pintia, Roman Fortress Pulpon, Son Peretó, Pollentia, and Italy: Monte Testaccio.
January 2016 - April 2016
Arqueoexperiences. Cultural Resources Management
Position
  • Co-Director of Arqueoexperiences Cultural Resources Management Company
August 2012 - December 2014
Arqueoexperiences. Cultural Resources Management
Position
  • Archaeologist co-Director
Education
September 1984 - June 1989
Complutense University of Madrid
Field of study
  • Ancient History

Publications

Publications (49)
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En el castillo de Zorita de los Canes se concentran los avatares que caracterizan buena parte de la Edad Media española. Se menciona en las crónicas musulmanas y de las órdenes militares y ha llamado la atención de historiadores desde fines del siglo XVI. Paradójicamente, ha sido uno de los grandes olvidados de la arqueología española, ya que las p...
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As a cultural construction, the result of the interaction between human beings and nature, the study of the landscape must be considered within a dimension Historical and archaeological. This is basically articulated at two scales, the spatial and the temporal, which delimit the rhythmicity of the process and its typology. From a historical perspec...
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RESUMEN (Elbora) El propósito del presente artículo es determinar la situación de la antigua ciudad vetona de Aebura y posterior sede episcopal de Elbora. Durante siglos el emplazamiento de esta ciudad se ha visto rodeado por una polémica que se viene arrastrando desde el siglo XVII entre defensores y detractores de la reducción de la misma a la ci...
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This paper publishes the results of an archaeological intervention carried out in the Ojos del Guadiana, Ciudad Real, Spain. There was discovered the existence of an important town and necropolis of the Iron Age and roman. This cemetery must have been very important and rich since it has been brutally looted by clandestine excavations practiced at...
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Presentamos un avance de las excavaciones arqueológicas realizadas en el asentamiento La Gavia III. Este lugar estuvo habitado desde finales del siglo III-inicios del II a mediados del siglo I a.C. Se localiza en la vega del río Manzanares a los pies del cerro de La Gavia, en donde se excavó un recinto amurallado de la misma época en 1999. Los hall...
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Se presentan los resultados de los trabajos realizados en la necrópolis de incineración de Cerro Colorado, perteneciente a los inicios de la Segunda Edad del Hierro en la Mesa de Ocaña. Esta necrópolis viene a unirse a otras conocidas desde antiguo en la zona como Esperillas y Madrigueras. El periodo de utilización del cementerio se inicia al final...
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The proper application of a method of protection and preventing impacts to Archaeological Heritage, developed because of the installation of an electrical power line, has led to the discovery of the necropolis beside Cerro de las Cabezas (Valdepeñas, Ciudad Real). The location of the burial area of this great Iron Age oppidum was unknown until now....
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Under the ruins of a Roman villa, in the valley of the Tajo river, in Torrique, Noblejas (Toledo), some holes with ceramics from the Early Iron Age were found. Among them was a set of ceramics composed of hemispherical bowls, tapered and flared pots, with half and low fairings and large vessels with cylindrical necks and tapered bodies. Highlights...
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The roman villa of Casas de Lujan is located 3km from Segóbriga, Cuenca, and it was discovered in 2010 along with five others roman villas. Among the remains could be identified a pottery workshop, an oil-mill and part of a bathhouse belonging to the domus, on which the present communication is focus. The bathrooms have a praefurnium, a tepidarium,...
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We present five radiocarbon dates for the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age phases of Las Lunas (Yuncler, Toledo) site. Three of them correspond to the initial moments of the settlement –which is associated with an important bronze hoard– and another two to the final moments of the prehistoric occupation of the village. The coincidence of the first th...
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La villa romana de Casas de Luján se encuentra a 3km de Segóbriga, Cuenca, y se descubrió junto con otras 5 villas en 2010. Entre los restos encontrados se pudo identificar un taller alfarero, una almazara y parte de unos baños pertenecientes a la domus, sobre los que se centra la presente comunicación. Los baños cuentan con un praefurnium, un cald...
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La necrópolis de Villajos es el resultado de una excavación de salvamento en el término municipal de Campo de Criptana, Ciudad Real, en donde se descubrieron una veintena de tumbas. esta necrópolis es única para este período en la provincia de Ciudad Real y hay que incluirla dentro de una serie de enclaves de los inicios de la Edad del Hierro que h...
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The roman villa of Casas de Lujan is located 3km from Segóbriga, Cuenca, and it was discovered in 2010 along with 5 others roman villas. Among the remains could be identified a pottery workshop, an oil-mill and part of a bathhouse belonging to the domus, on which the present communication is focus. The bathrooms have a praefurnium, a tepidarium a c...
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En el ámbito de la reciente intervención arqueológica preventiva de la «Conducción principal del abastecimiento de agua potable a la Llanura manchega, se han podido excavar varios yacimientos (La Peña II, Llanos de Pinilla, Los Vallejos, Las Lagunas, Casas de Luján II y Rasero de Luján) localizados en el ager de la antigua ciudad de Segobriga, en l...
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EDITORIAL Con la entrada de este nuevo año tenemos el orgullo de presentar nuestro nuevo boletín, en el que trataremos de transmitir, no sólo las novedades de la asociación, sino trabajos y noticias relacionados con los intereses del colectivo. Este primer número, a modo de presentación, viene cargado de iniciativas asociativas en el ámbito profesi...
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Se dan a conocer los resultados de las excavaciones arqueológicas realizadas en Madrigueras (Carrascosa del Campo, Cuenca), en 2010. En ellas se descubrieron algunos restos del poblado de la Edad del Hierro cuya necrópolis excavó M. Almagro en los años 60. La mayor parte de los restos corresponden a un vicus romano desde el siglo I al V d.C. De es...
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Here we present the results of the preliminary study carried out on a new group of metallic materials of the Final Bronze Age, recovered at the end of 2008 in the archaeological excavations at the settlement of Las Lunas (Yuncler, Toledo, Spain). Its geographical situation far away from the main zones of distribution of this type of finds, the sing...
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Here we present the results of the preliminary study carried out on a new group of metallic materials of the Final Bronze Age, recovered at the end of 2008 in the archaeological excavations at the settlement of Las Lunas (Yuncler, Toledo, Spain). Its geographical situation far away from the main zones of distribution of this type of finds, the sing...
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Atlantic and Mediterranean influences in the Late Bronze of the Southern Iberian Peninsula: the complex of Las Lunas (Yuncler, Toledo).
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In recent years there have been significant developments in the archaeological record of the Iron Age in central Spanish, incineration necropolis have been excavated, walled enclosures, plain villages, large oppidum, mud huts and postholes longhuose unparalleled in the Iberian Peninsula, hut settlements of not previously known extension, while ther...
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It is presented in this communication the development of some settlement systems of the Second Iron Age in a region that lays in the southern of Tajo river basin, at south of the Community of Madrid. The data collected in more than one decade of studies, permit us to establish a general sequence of settlements evolution since the First Iron Age to...
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Archaeological excavations in the Cerro de La Gavia allowed us to state four different occupation periods (Paleolitic, II Iron Age, Late Antiquity: and Spanish Civil War), being the most important stage the Second Iron Age one corresponding with a village having three differentiated constructive moments, and a continuous staying at the place since...
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An archaeological work that implied the clear of a great extension of land, permitted to document in Villaverde Madrid, for the first time in the Iberian Peninsula the existence of a habitat formed for two large hut or long houses similar to the longhouses of Central Europe. This fact opens new perspectives for the study of the settlement at the st...
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La exposición que hoy presentamos: “El Cerro de La Gavia. El Madrid que encontraron los romanos”, es fruto de la colaboración entre el Museo Arqueológico Regional de la Comunidad de Madrid y el Museo de San Isidro del Ayuntamiento de Madrid, que han aunado esfuerzos para dar a conocer los trabajos arqueológicos realizados en este importante yacimie...
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Published in "El Cerro de la Gavia. El Madrid que vieron los romanos". Catálogo de la Exposición celebrada en el Museo de San Isidro de Madrid (14 de junio - 25 de septiembre de 2005). Madrid, 2005
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The excavations of the last five years in the hillfort of Plaza de Moros are producing interesting information on the Second Iron Age settlement systems in the Middle Tajo Basin. We are beginning to know aspects of the carpetanian settlements in the the Centre of the Peninsula, such as the defensive systems of its settlements and its characteristic...
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The excavations of the last five years in the hillfort of Plaza de Moros are producing interesting information on the Second Iron Age settlement systems in the Middle Tajo Basin. We are beginning to know aspects of the carpetanian settlements in the the Centre of the Peninsula, such as the defensive systems of its settlements and its characteristic...
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En este libro se realiza un estudio topográfico de Talavera de la Reina, la antigua Caesarobriga, en época romana, así como una recopilación de los descubrimientos arqueológicos de las últimas décadas. Se recopilan los restos epigráficos de la ciudad y se realiza un pequeño estudio sobre la sociedad caesorobrigense. Finalmente se analiza el territo...
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Here we present the Alberche low valley left bank prospection results.The hard access to the fertile lowlands advise us to take the help of the aerial pothograph. 6 roman settlements has been found in the 8 km. stretch. In the regional context of Talavera de la Reina Land, these finds support the existence of a rural settlement pattern already inte...
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Se intenta demostrar que las fuentes griegas y latinas, al mencionar regiones o divisiones administrativas hispanas como carpetania, hablan de una realidad romana que no refleja el mundo prerromano. estas entidades no constituyen tribus o pueblos entendidos como grupos de especial cohesión social o política. Los listados de ciudades de los textos c...
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Two votive epigraphs found in Talavera de la Reina (ancient Caesarobriga) are published, foundes in a context of the reuse of Visigothic structures. One of them corresponds to Ataecina, a very popular pre-Roman goddess in Lusitania (which confirms the adherence of the ancient Caesarobriga to that province) and the other to Urilouco, a divinity hith...
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Se trata de un estudio del territorio de una región representativa de la meseta sur durante el periodo protohistórico, a fin de llenar el vacío que existe para el hierro II en el centro peninsular. Sobre la base de una prospección intensiva y orientada, se analizan las relaciones espaciales con las metodologías al uso; basadas sobre los modelos jer...
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The location of the marble quarries from several roman objects found in Talavera de la Reina is the object of this work. It seems logical that the romans could have used the nearest marbles. A detailed geological investigation within 30 Km. of the city, together with a sampling of marbles outcrops have been carried out. Thin slides of both archaeol...
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A compilation on ancient mines and metallurgy in the Occidental sector of Montes de Toledo is made, and the relations with the nearest archaeological sites are examinated. Especial emphasis is placed on the romans gold works at the Nava de Ricomalillo mine (Toledo). En el presente trabajo se realiza una recopilación de los indicios de minería y met...

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