Lusitania: Perbedaan antara revisi
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Peneliti Lambrino membela pendapat bahwa bangsa Lusitania adalah sebuah kelompok suku yang berasal dari suku Kelt yang terkait dengan bangsa [[Lusones]] (sebuah suku bangsa yang menghuni wilayah timur dari [[jazirah Iberia|Iberia]]). Kemungkinan, kedua suku itu berasal dari pegunungan Swiss. Tetapi sebagian lagi berpendapat bahwa bangsa Lusitania adalah sebuah suku bangsa asli Iberia, yang terbentuk karena perkawinan campuran antara berbagai suku.
Wilayah pertama yang dikoloni oleh bangsa Lusitani kemungkinan adalah lembah [[Douro]] dan wilayah [[Beira Alta]] (sekarang [[Portugal]]); di [[Beira, Portugal|Beira]] mereka menetap hingga mereka mengalahkan bangsa [[Kelt]] dan suku-suku lainnya, lalu mereka memperluas wilayah mereka hingga mencakup daerah [[Estremadura]] sebelum kedatangan [[Republik Romawi|orang-orang Romawi]].
== Perang melawan orang-orang Romawi==
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<!--With Lusitania (and [[Asturia]] and [[Gallaecia]]), Rome had completed the conquest of the [[Iberian peninsula]], which was then divided by Augustus (25-20 BC) into the eastern and northern [[Hispania Tarraconensis]], the southwestern ''[[Hispania Baetica]]'' and the western ''Provincia Lusitana''. Originally Lusitania included the territories of Asturia and Gallaecia, but these were later ceded to the jurisdiction of the new ''Provincia Tarraconensis'' and the former remained as ''Provincia Lusitania et [[Vettones]]''. Its northern border was along the Douro, while on its eastern side its border passed through ''Salmantica'' and ''Caesarobriga'' to the ''Anas'' ([[Guadiana]]) river.
[[Image:Conimbriga ruins.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Elaborate geometrically patterned mosaic floors survive at Conímbriga]]
The capital of Lusitania was ''Augusta Emerita'' (currently [[Mérida, Spain|Mérida]]) in Spain. Modern [[Coimbra]], was the Roman city of [[Aeminium]], and near modern [[Condeixa-a-Nova]], was the Roman city of [[Conímbriga]]. Conímbriga was not the largest city of Lusitania, but it is the best preserved. Built on a long-inhabited site, it was sacked by the [[Suevi]] in 468, and its inhabitants fled to [[Aeminium]], which inherited its name and is nowadays known as Coimbra. Conimbriga's city walls are largely intact, and the mosaic floors (''illustration, right'') and foundations of many houses and public buildings remain. In the baths, visitors can view the network of stone heating ducts (the ''hypocaust'') beneath the now-missing floors. Archaeologists estimate that, though excavations began in 1898, only 10 percent of the city has been excavated.-->
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