Production, Connection, Trade and Coin in Lusitania: The Rroma Villa of Clavellina (Torremejía, Badajoz)

Abstract

When the A- 66 (Silver highway) was built, many archaeological ruins were discovered. These ruins, were documented and studied in your totality. The Roman Villa of Clavellinas is one example of these ruins discovered. It was excavated between July 2001 and January 2002. In this archaeological site appeared many structures and a lot of archaeological remains. Also, the archaeologists documented many coins with chronological period between 1st and 4th century BC. The study of these coins and the valuation of these archaeological remains permit that we can aproximate to rural economy in the Roman Lusitania.