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[Spas in Gallo-roman Aquitaine].

J J Dubarry, M Richard

    Histoire Des Sciences Medicales
    |January 1, 1994
    PubMed
    Summary
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    Ancient Gallo-Roman spas utilized mineral hot springs for therapeutic qualities, a practice still recognized today. Evidence includes artifacts and votive stones from sites like Luchon and Dax.

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    Area of Science:

    • Historical Medicine
    • Archaeology
    • Hydrotherapy

    Context:

    • Gallo-Roman period evidence of spa development.
    • Key spa locations: Luchon, Dax, Bagnères-de-Bigorre, Amélie les Bains.
    • Archaeological findings include coins, pottery, and votive stones.

    Purpose:

    • To document the historical use of mineral hot springs in the Gallo-Roman era.
    • To highlight the enduring recognition of therapeutic water qualities.
    • To trace the evolution of spiritual beliefs associated with springs.

    Summary:

    • Extensive documentation from the Gallo-Roman period points to the significant use of mineral hot springs.
    • Therapeutic properties of these springs have been recognized for over two millennia.
    • Spiritual interpretations evolved from goddesses to Saints near the springs.

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    Impact:

    • Provides insight into ancient hydrotherapy and public health practices.
    • Demonstrates the long-standing appreciation for natural mineral waters.
    • Illustrates the cultural and religious shifts in explaining natural phenomena.