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⌖ Archaeological Sites
Tarraco (Tarragona)
218 BC – 5th Century AD
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (2000)
An early and important Roman administrative centre in Iberia, Tarraco is read through its forum, amphitheatre, walls, aqueduct and monuments across the surrounding territory.
Córdoba
8th-10th Century AD
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (1984)
As the center of the Umayyad Caliphate, Córdoba became one of the most powerful and wealthy cities in the Islamic world. Famous for the Great Mosque (Mezquita).
Mérida
25 BC – 5th Century AD
◉ UNESCO World Heritage (1993)
Mérida (Emerita Augusta) was founded as the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania. Its theater, amphitheater, and aqueducts make it one of the best-preserved Roman cities.
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ArkeoExpo · Spain
Roman Hispania and the layers of al-Andalus
50World Heritage properties
The Spain file now connects Tarraco (Tarragona), Córdoba and Mérida through chronology, settlement form, production, belief, exchange and conservation. The sites are not collapsed into one period or cultural system; each is read through its own material and historical context.
Chronology and archaeological context
Palaces, religious buildings and urban form show more than monumental power; read them with craft, water, housing, farming and everyday circulation.
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Tarraco (Tarragona)
Period
218 BC – 5th Century AD
Heritage / protection record
UNESCO World Heritage (2000)
Context in this file
An early and important Roman administrative centre in Iberia, Tarraco is read through its forum, amphitheatre, walls, aqueduct and monuments across the surrounding territory.
As the center of the Umayyad Caliphate, Córdoba became one of the most powerful and wealthy cities in the Islamic world. Famous for the Great Mosque (Mezquita).
Mérida (Emerita Augusta) was founded as the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania. Its theater, amphitheater, and aqueducts make it one of the best-preserved Roman cities.
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