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Bolskan was an
Iberian city
located in the
territory of the
Vescetani (an
Iberian tribe) in north-eastern
Spain about 65 km
north of the Ebro River. It...
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denarius struck during the
revolt of
Sertorius in Osca (
Bolskan), his
capital city. The text
reads "
BOLSKAN" in
Iberian characters. Born c. 126 BC Nursia, Sabinum...
- to 15 August.
Huesca dates from pre-Roman times, and was once
known as
Bolskan (Iberian: ) in the
ancient Iberian language. It was once the
capital of...
- today's
northern Aragon, east of Gállego river, in Sobrarbe, in and
around Bolskan,
later Osca (Huesca), and high
Cinca River valley, Spain. They
could also...
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Silver 'Iberian jinete'
denarius of
BOLSKAN (Huesca)...
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Marta (2002). "A cist
grave in the
Miarnau Valley (Llardecans, Lérida)".
Bolskan (19): 37–51. Vergès,
Josep Maria (2016–2017). "LA COVA DELS
GALLS CARBONERS...
- today's
northern Aragon, east of Gállego river, in Sobrarbe, in and
around Bolskan,
later Osca (Huesca), and high
Cinca River valley, Spain. They
could also...
- (2003). «Un
recinto funerario romano en
Asturica Augusta (Astorga, León)».
Bolskan:
Revista de arqueología del
Instituto de
Estudios Altoaragoneses (20):...
