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- 1. The Spanish case study: the oppidum of Ulaca (Ávila)
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- 5. Henri Breuil Lantier, R. & Breuil, H. (1930): Villages Pré-romains de la Péninsule Ibérique. Revue Archéologique, XXXII: 209-216
- 6. Plan of the oppidum of Ulaca, indicating the “zoning” of activities based on an interpretation of the structures found Ulaca Northwest gate
- 9. Inside the oppidum Although the central area reveals a dense occupation, the topography imposed the surface should be walled
- 10. Areas for grazing and cattle care?
- 14. “Some of the people living in the vicinity of the Duero are said to live a spartan way, covering twice with grease and sweat bathing obtained with hot stones, bathing in cold water and taking food once a day pure and simple” (Strabo 3,3,6)
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- 19. Iron Age sculptures and oppida in the Amblés Valley (Ávila) settlements cattle paths
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- 21. Plan of Ulaca, Solosancho showing with as ketch of the line of the eastern rampart (Collis 2004). Ulaca research project (1995-2001) (Sheffield University & Complutense University) included: -To study the internal organization -Recognize the walls and ramparts -Location of houses and craft areas -Analysis of regional context
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- 24. HERITAGE MANAGEMENT -National Monument (1931) -Cultural Heritage Property – BIC (1986) Law 16/1985 on the Spanish Historical Heritage -Archaeological Zone (1994) All development subject to archaeological control
- 25. PRESENTATION OF ULACA TO PUBLIC Information panels on site Archaeological guides and catalogs Artefacts in Avila Museum Interpretation center (Vettonia)
- 27. Popular tourist attration. Markets, festivals, celebrations around Ulaca ¿Cultural landscape today?
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- 30. …….If they have been in situ and visible from the Antiquity Verraco next to the Roman and Medieval gate of Ávila
- 31. If they have been moved as ornamental scuptures Verraco found near oppidum of Chamartín, Avila
- 32. …..If they have been discovered at an excavation, in original or secondary context Medieval cemetery of San Nicolás in Ávila
- 33. If they have been used for building Verracos in old hospital of Mirueña de los Infanzones
- 34. ….If they have been the aim of the current action of public revitalisation Verraco from Las Cogotas hillfort
- 35. Prestigious references stagings / marketsrecuerdos / souvenirs Writen fiction and comics ULACA Archaeology of the vettons Oppida festivals markets wedding at hillforts logos icons comics calendars novels potteries pins- verracos small figures verracos La Barraqueña - Pasteleria verraquitos
- 36. Great interest about Iron Age oppida when archaeology engages (informative talks, panels, exhibitions…)
- 42. EXTENSIÓN AREA EXCAVADA MONUMENTALIDAD RESTOS INFRAESTRUCTURASSITIO Limitada Grande BásicaElaborada Nivel 2 Nivel 3 Nivel 4 Nivel 1 Cartelería Centro / Museo accesibilidad conectibilidad con otros recursos publicitación visibilidad real para público apoyo agentes locales accesibilidad : factores que afectan a atractivo visita públicos
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- 51. LA OSERA LAS COGOTAS Cementerios vettones
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