In November, Andrés Roldán Díaz joined the FORNACIS Project team as an FPI researcher. His doctoral thesis will be based on the study of the material culture of the 2nd-1st centuries BC. and its contextualization in the settlement of Beturia, within the Interuniversity Doctorate Program in Landscape Archeology (UJA-UEx).
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Yesterday the planned drone flight took place in Hornachuelos to prepare a detailed topographic and photogrammetric plan of the oppidum
We are introducing this bilingual website for the purpose of promoting dissemination of the FORNACIS Project over the internet and
The FORNACIS project team was saddened by the recent loss of Mr José J. Masa Romero, former mayor of Ribera
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3D Georadar Survey of the Hornachuelos-Fornacis oppidum has begun. This task is included within Objective A.1. “Definition of defenses, urbanism and oppidum stratigraphies” (Axis A).
Yesterday the planned drone flight took place in Hornachuelos to prepare a detailed topographic and photogrammetric plan of the oppidum of Fornacis and its immediate
We are introducing this bilingual website for the purpose of promoting dissemination of the FORNACIS Project over the internet and in the main social networks
The FORNACIS project team was saddened by the recent loss of Mr José J. Masa Romero, former mayor of Ribera del Fresno, who, during his
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