Antiquity Studies

Tomba celtica della fase di romanizzazione dalla località Casona di Nogara (Verona)

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Abstract

Celtic grave from the Romanization phase at Casona di Nogara (Verona). The grave, partially damaged by agricultural works, represents an important funerary documentation in the Verona plain and can be thought to belong to the Cenomani culture. The funeral rite is cremation. Among the gravegoods, there remain the weapons, personal tools and elements from the funeral banquet and symposium. The grave is to be dated to the end of the second century BC and the beginning of the first century BC (LT D1).


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Published Dec. 16, 2019 | Language: it

Keywords Celtic Grave • Cremation • Cenomani • Verona Plain • LT D1

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