Reproductions: small antenna dagger and apply of bronze with human representation.
Reproductions: bridles with coppery or bronze tones.
Bridles
Bulletin of the Association of Friends of Viladonga's Hillfort
1. - The Hillfort and the Museum (from de air, 1995)
2. - Crown or inner enclosure of Hillfort
3. - The Crown (from the South side)
4. - The Crown (from the Northwest)
5. - The scale model of Hillfort (Room II)
6. - The scale model of a district (Room III)
7. - Amphora of flat base (Room II)
8. - Some bronze pieces, silver and gold
9. - Board of game with its cards (Room III)
10. - Bridles of bronze (Room III)
Felipe Arias Vilas
Mª Consuelo Durán Fuentes
Guidebook of the Museum, 1996
(Conmmission of Culture and Social Comunication)
Texts in Galician, Spanish, English, French and German.
252 pages, abundant photos in color and illustrations.
ISBN: 84-453-1697-4
CONTENT
Introduction
Room 0. Complementary information
The Museum
The Site
The archaeological excavations in
the Hillfort
The historical Context
The Castrexa (Hillfort) Culture
The Galaic-Roman Culture
The
archaeological surroundings of the Viladonga Hillfort
Room I. Habitat
The natural environment
The pre-roman level of the Hillfort
The defenses of the Hillfort
The inner organization of the Hillfort
The constructive elements
Roofs made of various types of vegetation and other elements
Tile roofs
Room II Material Culture (1)
Stone tools and utensils
Iron tools and utensils
Bronze instruments and utensils
Castrexa pottery
Common Roman pottery
Terra Sigillata
Room III Material Culture (2) and beliefs
Glass
Clothing and material
Metal works and personal ornaments
Coins and games
Beliefs
Llife in the Hillfort
The chronology of the Viladonga
Hillfort
Everyday life in the Hillfort
The archaeological folklore
Conclusion
Bibliography
English
Français
Deutsch
Manuel Lage Pillado
Estudos de Museos, 1, 2004 (Xunta de Galicia, Consellería de
Cultura, Comunicación Social e Turismo)
127 pages.
ISBN: 84-453-3816-1
