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The theatre in Malaga, Andalucia, Spain dates from the 1st cent. AD and provided stone for the later Alcazaba fortress, which stands on the hill behind.
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May 16, 2026 at 5:56 PM
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Guided Tours of Banys de la Reina in Calpe - Free Archaeological Visits, Timetable & Booking

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Guided Tours of Banys de la Reina in Calpe - Free Archaeological Visits, Timetable & Booking
Guided tours of Banys de la Reina in Calpe, a unique Roman archaeological site on the Costa Blanca. Free visits available Wednesday to Sunday with scheduled tours in English, Spanish and Valencian. Bo...
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May 14, 2026 at 7:24 AM
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🆕 15th October 2025: The Antiqvarivm at Complvtvm (Alcalá de Henares, Spain) jbinnacle.com/2026/01/10/1... #AlcalaDeHenares #Complutum #Hispania #RomanSpain #travel #JBinnacle
15th October 2025: The Antiqvarivm at Complvtvm (Alcalá de Henares, Spain)
Though October is usually my holiday month and I can go on long trips (such as Türkiye in 2024), this year I came across an unexpected project. That means extra money, but less time, and even thoug…
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January 10, 2026 at 11:17 AM
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Happy New Year! Mid-1st Century CE Janus-like deity at the Museo Arqeologico de Cordoba, displaying faces of Jupiter-Ammon and Bacchus. #NewYear #Janus #Jupiter #JupiterAmmon #Bacchus #Mythology #Archaeology #RomanSpain #Cordoba #MacroPhotography #Photography
Photograph of a small stone-carved head displaying the features of Jupiter-Ammon, which is to say a bearded male face with curly hair and ram's horns. He looks to the left, but one can just make out that the back of his head carries a second face looking the other way. Photograph of a small stone-carved head displaying the features of Bacchus, which is to say a somewhat androgynous beardless face with hair in ringlets and held in place with a headband. He looks to the right but one can just make out that the back of his head carries a second face looking the other way.
January 1, 2026 at 10:37 AM
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Mithras Slaying the Bull, Museo Arqueologico de Cordoba. Cheating a bit for #RomanFortThursday as this piece was found at a private villa, but the subject will have been popular with soldiers and he was reputedly born on this day. Merry Xmas! #Mithras #Archaeology #RomanSpain #Cordoba #Photography
Marble statue of a man wearing a loose-fitting tunic and phrygian cap, in the act of sacrificing a bull. He grasps it by the nose and prepares to cut its throat; both look up to the heavens as he does so. The subject matter and pose are typical of Mithras, originally a Persian god but worshipped widely amongst the Roman army. This example dates to the 2nd Century CE, and was found at the Villa del Mitra, Andalucia.
December 25, 2025 at 8:09 AM
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With the conference at the Universidad de Córdoba done, Keren Freidenreich sends us some pictures of Roman aqueducts from the 1st century in Segovia!!!

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Roman aqueducts are shown from left to mid-ground center perspective. A grey sky fills the top to mid right hand side. Bottom right shows a street with tiny people on it. A Roman aqueduct is shown from below looking up. There are arches. A female stands next to the center column.
October 8, 2024 at 2:01 PM