Abstract
The discovery in 2021 of a new epigraph in the Numantia Site-Museum allowed us to tackle again the study of Numantine epigraphy. After an initial study in which a series of bibliographical errors and confusions accumulated over the years were perceived, we produced a new corpus in which all the documented fi nds are included, with updated information in accordance with current epigraphic studies. All of this is based on the premise of creating a very useful tool for the researcher, by presenting in a single work all the information available on the known pieces.
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