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Iuppiter Optumus Maxumus in Western Hispania: Ritual Specialisation and Materiality

Lorena Pérez Yarza José Carlos López-Gómez

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Examine the cultural and ritual aspects of Iuppiter Optumus Maximus in Western Hispania.
Analyzed archaeological evidence related to Iuppiter Optumus Maximus.
Investigated historical artifacts and cultural practices in Western Hispania.
Conducted comparative studies of ritual specialization.
Identified unique ritual practices associated with Iuppiter Optumus Maximus.
Revealed the material significance of artifacts used in rituals.
Highlighted regional differences in worship and materiality.

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This analysis explores ritual specialization and materiality in Western Hispania, indicating cultural significance.

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Yarza et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ca1369883daed6ee0954bf https://doi.org/10.1628/rre-2026-0004

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