This report on investigations carried out at the site of Mas Guso in Gerona, not far from the north-east coast of Spain, reveals a complex site with a series of occupation phases spanning thousands of years. The earliest detected occupation levels date to the Final Neolithic/Chalcolithic period followed by a period of abandonment until the end of the Bronze Age. The pre-Roman and Roman phases reflect an important site which supplied the local area and had contacts with the Mediterranean world from the mid-6th century BC. This volume looks in particular at the Iron Age history of the site and the material found, and at the Roman villa built in the 2nd century. Spanish text.

Presents finds of Roman oil lamps from North East Spain. Spanish text.

A report on excavations at the Roman villa of Tolegassos located in Ampurias, northeast Cataluna. The authors outline the background to the villa and the area surrounding it before focusing on the villa itself which was occupied from the 2nd century BC to the Augustan period. Evidence from the excavation, including pottery, faunal material, agricultural tools and other objects help to reconstruct the sequence of occupation, abandonment and later reoccupation and remodelling of the site, and to paint a picture of the overall economy and Romanisation of this area of northeast Cataluna.