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This research focuses on the Roman province of Hispania, looking at the evolution of public spaces in classical cities and taking the classical urban centre as a starting point. The first section presents an analysis of public spaces, city by city (fora,macella, baths, theatres, amphitheatres, circuses, walls and other features) and develops to explore the concepts and consequences of abandonment, persistence and function.
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