Ager Tarraconensis Field Survey Project

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Sites Identified by the Tarraconensis Project

One of the characteristics of this region is the rarity of structural remains in the countryside. Most of the sites in this survey were visible only through traces of ceramics and building materials on the surface. Pottery distributions were examined in order to identify potential settlements.

The summary map of the territory of Tarraco below shows the location of the sites discovered and the numbering used.

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