- The
Botorrita plaques are four
bronze plaques discovered in
Botorrita (Roman
Contrebia Belaisca), near Zaragoza, Spain,
dating to the late 2nd century...
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Botorrita is a muni****lity of 574
residents located in the
province of Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain.
Botorrita is
known for the
archeological artefacts found...
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three Botorrita plaques,
bronze plaques from
Botorrita near Zaragoza,
dating to the
early 1st
century BC,
labeled Botorrita I, III and IV (
Botorrita II is...
- to the east.
Excavations at the
Celtiberian strongholds Kontebakom-Bel
Botorrita,
Sekaisa Segeda,
Termantia complement the
grave goods found in Celtiberian...
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tessera (Osma, Soria.
Western signary.
First Botorrita plaque (Zaragoza).
Eastern signary.
Another Botorrita plaque (Zaragoza).
Eastern signary. Fröhner...
- Saturnalia, Book I, XIX
Contrebia Belaisca (
Botorrita, Zaragoza) I. El
bronce con
alfabeto "ibérico" de
Botorrita,
Beltraan &
Tovar (1982) Zaragoza: Universidad...
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Botorrita 1".
Emerita (in Spanish). 63 (1): 1–16. doi:10.3989/emerita.1995.v63.i1.348. ISSN 1988-8384. Adrados,
Francisco R. (2002). "Sobre
Botorrita...
- The
second of the four
Botorrita plaques. The
third plaque is the
longest text
discovered in any
ancient Celtic language. However, this
plaque is inscribed...
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Irish dorat "has given",
Gaulish dede and Celt-Iberian
tatuz on the
first Botorrita plaque.
Cisalpine Celtic Glozel tablets "LinguistList: Lepontic". Archived...
- BC
Numidian Punic-Libyan
Inscription at
Dougga c. 100 BC
Celtiberian Botorrita plaques 1st
century BC
Parthian ostraca at Nisa and
Qumis 1st century...
