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Contrebia Belaisca
Contrebia Belaisca was a Celtiberian town of the Belli at Cabezo de las Minas, near Botorrita south of Zaragoza in Spain. Excavations there found the Botorrita bronzes, the longest known texts in the Celtiberian language, and a Latin bronze tablet of 87 BCE recording a Roman judgement in a water dispute between neighbouring communities. The town declined and was abandoned in the 1st century BCE.
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