Various reused late-Republican sculptures were found during the excavations of the Necropolis. These must have formed part of funerary monuments. The sepulchral inscriptions of this period refer almost exclusively to slaves and freedmen, most likely sent to Tarraco by their masters in Rome as artisans or merchants. Having reached a certain level of prosperity, some of these freedmen probably had monumental tombs built, using the statues as part of the decoration.

In addition to these sculptures in local stone, various marble statues were found in the area. The most interesting is a bust with toga from the beginning of the third century AD, the latest example of its type to be found in Tarragona.