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Excavated bent doorway at Son Catlar.( University of Alicante )

Discoveries on the island of Minorca shed light on the history of Roman conquests in the Balearic Islands

31 July 2021

The University of Alicante Institute for Archeology and Historical Heritage (INAPH) Researchs discovered a collection of buried Roman antiquities going...

Discoveries on the island of Minorca shed light on the history of Roman conquests in the Balearic Islands

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