Items of grave goods from Iberian warriors coming from the Cerro del Aljibe in Coín, Málaga.
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https://doi.org/10.24310/BAETICA.2000.v0i22.462Abstract
Coming from the “Cerro del Aljibe” in Coín and within the scope of Iberian Prerroman world, in this article we describe several metalics objects (iron swords and spears and bronze belt buckle). These objects, to our knowledge, have no documentary adscription in the Malaga Province.
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