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Hello Nighthunter!<br>
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A difficult question, because books on Roman Spain use to be written in Spanish!<br>
I'll try to remember in the following days but now only comes to my mind a book (in English) by Simon J. Keay entitled 'Roman Spain'. I don't own it and, therefore, I cannot tell you the ISBN or the publisher. It is not recent (mid-nineties if I recall well) and could even be out of print.<br>
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OK, Nighthunter!<br>
If you're good with Spanish, then things will be much more simple!<br>
I think that perhaps you could get more opinions, Ivan, Cesar are you reading this? your suggestions will be as valuable as mine!<br>
BTW, NH, are you specially interested on any subject, for instance, military?<br>
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Hi again, NightHunter!<br>
I'm afraid that there are very few general books on those subjects and most part of the information is scattered in hundreds of papers!<br>
There is a good survey on Spanish Roman military. The book contains the proceedings of a Conference held in 1999, but has only been published this year. It's expensive (around 75 euros, I recall €1=$1.20):<br>
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<span style="color:yellow;">'ArqueologÃÂÂa Militar Roman en Hispania" ÃÂÂ
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