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Originated in the Roman military camp of Pisoraca (the current Herrera de Pisuerga, in Palencia) it linked the Mena Valley and the Cantabrian town of Castro-Urdiales (the ancient Roman Flaviobriga), which at that time was the only Roman colony in the entire Cantabrian cornice. It seems that from this Roman road there was a secondary branch that looked for another exit to the sea and, following the course of the Cadagua, it connected with the Nervión-Ibaizabal estuary.

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The archaeological ruins of a monumental building and public baths, whose construction was integrated into the urban renewal of the civitas of Bracara Augusta (later known as Braga). The large public/civic construction consisted of a building, housin, baths, and a theatre, although the archaeological excavations continue.

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The Arc of Merinaceli

This arc is very popular for beeing the only Roman arc with three openings in Spain.
It has 13,20 metres of long 2,10 of width and 8,10 of high.
This arc is fron Merinaceli, were there was a celtiberian village, Ocilis, suppres by Roma

https://www.rutasconhistoria.es/loc/arco-de-medinaceli

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A large Roman salting factory was unearthed under the old Andalucia Theatre in 1995 and part of the factory has been kept intact in the basement of the new building.
This factory was built on the banks of one of the arms of the old Bay-Caleta channel and ran until the start of the 4th century A.D. It was laid out around a large courtyard, under which there was a cistern, where the "graffiti" of the lighthouse were located and which are now kept in the Museum of Cadiz. The preserved area is a sector of different sized basins, which as was common at the time, were covered with hydraulic concrete, with reinforced corners to avoid filtrations and a central dip to clean them.

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Veleia was a Roman town in Hispania, now located in the Basque Country, Spain. The site is located in the municipality of Iruña de Oca, 10 kilometers west of Vitoria. The town was an important station on the Roman road ab Asturica Burdigalam that ran parallel to the coast of the Bay of Biscay. At its apogee, the city could have been inhabited by some five to ten thousand people, and apparently went through different cycles of prosperity and decline into the Early Middle Ages until it was abandoned definitely.

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Oiaso was a bustling settlement thanks to its highly active port between the years 70 and 200 AD and the silver and copper mining operations of Mount Aiako Harria.

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Veleia was a Roman town in Hispania, now located in the Basque Country, Spain. The site is located in the municipality of Iruña de Oca, 10 kilometers west of Vitoria. The town was an important station on the Roman road ab Asturica Burdigalam that ran parallel to the coast of the Bay of Biscay. At its apogee, the city could have been inhabited by some five to ten thousand people,[citation needed] and apparently went through different cycles of prosperity and decline into the Early Middle Ages until it was finally abandoned.

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Forua, a Roman settelment in Gernika, Bizkaia

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Forua, a Roman settelment in Gernika, Bizkaia

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The main core of the Forua Roman Settlement is made of isolated buildings, distributed all over a southern hillside. The settlement came to light from the discovery of two latin headings, the "cipo funerario" of San Gregorio (a type of stone pilar) and the altar of San Martin. Forua is one of the many ports that held the Cantabric Coast during the Roman Era.

The activity at this port which traded with peoples of the Cantabrian area and Acquitaine, was based on iron and agricultural products export, and on the import of products that came from the Atlantic.

The building complex has a small area, destinated to metal and big houses foundition. the buildings have been used at different times, enabling to deep on the chronological sequence of Rome in Biscay.

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A photo of a roman village

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This Roman brigde is part of the Vía Argentaria and it's located between three hills, in the Tomes river.
It's has 358 meters of long.

Link of a Spanish touristic webside:
http://lacronicadesalamanca.com/167322-historia-puente-romano-salamanca/

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A photo of a roman bridge

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This is a part of the roman wall.

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A representation of a roman village

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The ruins of Tiermes
It was called Termes and at the beggining it was a celtibic oppidum, but later it was a Roman municipium.
In the village there was huge buildings, two forums, hots springs, and it might be a theater.
The wealth of the city came from the ranching of sheeps and from the abundance of metals as the iron
http://www.museodetiermes.es

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Photo of the Numancia village, is very popular, not only for their ruins, but also because this village, in the Roman time, had resisted for a very long period to the Roman domination, but actually, they had never given up, because the most of them decided to kill themselfs in a fire.
This a link of a touristic webside for visiting the ruins of Numancia (with is also in English)
http://www.numanciasoria.es/entradas/informacion

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A photo of the roman village

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The Roman village of La Dehesa, located in the Village of the caves.
It was one of the first Romans exaveted village
It was created in the IV century (320-330 after Christ)
It has a huge mansion of 4 thousand square metres.

This webside talks more about this famous Roman village in Soria
https://www.villaromanaladehesa.es/

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This is a roman aqueduct in the center of the city, Segovia, wich is very popular in Spain, it almost has 30 meters of high and it can transport water around 16.222 meters, with 167 archs
https://www.google.es/search?q=acueducto+segovia&oq=acueducto+segovia&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.8327j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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A roman bridge