The Roman conquest brought a series of transformations in the world Celtiberian, manifested in a gradual acculturation, known as romanization, which affected all aspects of Indian life: construction of new buildings (baths, theaters, circuses,) the minting currency, the use of writing, the gradual adoption of Latin, the use of Roman objects and clothes, the assimilation of religion and Roman gods.
However, the romanization was not the same as for a long time they continued living together with other indigenous Romanized environments. In fact one can say that there was some indigenous resistance to the Romans and is still maintained indigenous creativity in many artistic and cultural events in an attempt to preserve their roots, which is also seen in religious syncretism.
