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A Idade do Ferro no Castelo de Castro Marim através das importações cerâmicas

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... Tharsis, located in the hinterland of the Gulf of C adiz, is believed to be one of the major metalliferous deposits in the whole ancient world (Schattner et al., 2012). V. Findings in Castro Marim, a settlement on top of a hill, located just across the Guadiana river 3 km from Ayamonte, date back to the transition between the late Bronze Age and Iron Age and give some hints of an indigenous population which was clearly in contact with Phoenician traders (Arruda, 1997(Arruda, , 2000a(Arruda, , 2000b(Arruda, , 2003Arruda and Teixeira de Freitas, 2008). While the findings from Castro Marim date back to the late 7th century BCE, remains from metallurgical workshops and the necropolis in present-day Ayamonte date from the beginning of the 8th century BCE (Teyssandier and Marzoli, 2014). ...
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