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It is a site and museum that is located between the municipaliti, es of Almenara de Adaja and Puras, in the Spanish province of Valladolid. The University of Valladolid and the Diputación de Valladolid are responsible for its maintenance and tuning.inside it has a lot of mosaics, hot springs...
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_romana_de_Almenara-Puras

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It is a Roman bridge that crosses the river Tormes.Of the twenty-six arches, only the first fifteen date from Roman times. The stone used in its construction differs in origin, while the stone used in the Roman zone of the bridge is originally from the granite quarries of Los Santos (Béjar). The long measures 358.70 meters wide measures from 5.50 to 5.90 and has a height of 10 meters.

http://www.salamancaturistica.com/salamanca/monumentos_puenteromano.php

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On the upper floor the arches have a light of 5.10 m., Somewhat larger than in the lower arches, and the pillars are of less height and thickness; It ends with the attic where the channel runs, adapting the lower floor to the uneven terrain.

Its 166 arches of granitic stone of the Guadarrama are constituted by ashlars united without any type of mortar by means of an ingenious balance of force by the thrusts that take place between one and the other.
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The Aqueduct of Segovia
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Aqueduct of Segovia. Detail of central arches
The Aqueduct of Segovia was built to transport water from the Acebeda River, born in the Fuenfría mountain range, to the upper part of the city of Segovia.

On the upper floor the arches have a light of 5.10 m., Somewhat larger than in the lower arches, and the pillars are of less height and thickness; It ends with the attic where the channel runs, adapting the lower floor to the uneven terrain.

Its 166 arches of granitic stone of the Guadarrama are constituted by ashlars united without any type of mortar by means of an ingenious balance of force by the thrusts that take place between one and the other.

Aqueduct of Segovia. Panoramic from the Plaza de la Aritllería
The Aqueduct of Segovia is the largest and best preserved of Roman times, it is 15 km long, although the so-called "Devil's Bridge" which is the most known part because it stands in the middle of the city is 728 meters long.

The exact date of its construction is unknown but the latest data place it between the second half of the 1st century and the beginning of the 2nd, being Vespasian and Trajan empepradores

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From the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD, area was occupied by the Romans, who founded the city of Oiasso, one of the most important settlements in the Atlantic Arc. The memory of the city still survives today thanks to the numerous remains which have been uncovered, including the ruins of the old port, located in Santiago Street in Irun, and the thermal baths discovered behind the Oiasso Roman Museum, which houses all the other remains uncovered to date in the region.

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Irun's Oiasso Museum is an archaeological museum which contains all the Roman remains uncovered in the vicinity of the old city of Oiasso. Its aim is to promote the region's archaeological heritage and become a benchmark for knowledge and dissemination of the Roman period in the Bay of Biscay.

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https://www.spain.info/es/que-quieres/arte/monumentos/cantabria/ruinas_de_la_ciudad_romana_de_juliobriga.html

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Roman city of Juliobriga (Retortillo, Cantabria)

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Roman city of Juliobriga (Retortillo, Cantabria)

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After the Cantabrian Wars, the Roman Emperor Augustus founded a tributary city. Their aim was to romanise the newly conquered peoples in the north of the Iberian Peninsula. Julióbriga was built on the remains of an old 1st century B.C. fort. The name was in honour of Augustus' adoptive father, the Emperor Julius Caesar.

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http://guidomansdijk-talen.nl/index.php/latin/iruna-veleia-roman-site

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The works undertaken by Blas Taracena in 1928 brought to light a magnificent archaeological site in which they stand out for their artistic quality a series of geometric mosaics made with pieces of different colors that show the sumptuousness with which the building was built.
The villa occupies some 4,000 m2, presenting a rectangular floor plan organized around a large central garden space. It has a series of original architectural structures, a thermal complex and more than thirty rooms of different sizes with mosaic floors, many of them with a semicircular headboard whose exact use has not been ascertained.
The deposit of the Villa "La Dehesa" of Cuevas de Soria is protected by a modern structure. Visitors make the visit comfortably from a walkway that allows them to approach all areas of the site with a privileged perspective.
The exceptional scenery that is the site itself and a respectful and suggestive lighting allows the realization of visits and nocturnal activities.
https://www.villaromanaladehesa.es/

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The Roman city of Iruña-Veleia (Iruña de Oca, Alava)

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The Roman city of Iruña-Veleia (Iruña de Oca, Alava)

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After an ill-defined period of inhabitation during the end of the Bronze Age and the Iron Age, it is during the first half of the 1st Century - Julio-Claudian period - when the first Domus or Roman town houses appeared

In the late 1st century, during the Flavian period, the city achieved greater splendour, building luxurious homes and major public buildings which formed an urban centre worthy of the importance that the city of Iruña had acquired.

During the 2nd century important embellishment work and improvements were made to the town’s facilities, being referred to as Veleia in ancient sources by Pliny and Ptolemy.

During the 3rd century, the area of the settlement reduced in size, however, this is undoubtedly the least well-known period. At the end of that century or the beginning of the next, the city walls were constructed, being the last major public works to be carried out in the city.

At some unspecified date at the end of the 3rd century or beginning of the 4th, the city of Veleia was walled, hence creating the differentiated areas of the site that still exist today.

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Medinaceli is a municipality and a village in the province of Soria, autonomous community of Castilla y León, in Spain. It has 744 inhabitants (2017).
In the city there is a Roman arch Constructed between the centuries I and the IIIrd A.D., is the only one in Spain of three arches.

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Portal Oficial de Turismo de la Diputación Provincial de Soria. Ven a conocer Soria. Ni te la imaginas.

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It is located on the hill of Elexalde, on its southern slope.

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The Alava Roman site of Iruña-Veleia