The PhD in Roman archaeology and historian Rubén Montoya has presented his new book 'Hispania' in 'End of Week', where he has talked with Cristina López Schlichting about the indelible footprint of the Roman Empire on the Iberian peninsula. During the interview, the researcher has remarked that the Roman heritage marks the way in which the Spaniards understand themselves, highlighting that there are still anonymous identities and deposits for re…
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The PhD in Roman archaeology and historian Rubén Montoya has presented his new book 'Hispania' in 'End of Week', where he has talked with Cristina López Schlichting about the indelible footprint of the Roman Empire on the Iberian peninsula. During the interview, the researcher has remarked that the Roman heritage marks the way in which the Spaniards understand themselves, highlighting that there are still anonymous identities and deposits for re…