River fishing as an economic resource in Late Iberian times: an example from the site of Los Castellones de Céal (Hinojares, Jaén)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/tp.2000.v57.i1.269Keywords:
River fishing, Fishing nets, Net lead weights, Iberian Culture, Roman Republican phase, Iberian EconomyAbstract
This paper describes the finding of a group of folded lead sheets in the Ibero-roman level at Castellones de Céal. As they have been traditionally used as weights for fishing nets, the practice at the site of river fishing as an economic resource is inferred. Some other archaeological examples of this activity are also examined.
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