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Over thirty young people involved in the archaeological excavation of the site of "The Cabezuelas" developed by kalathos Association "for the enhancement of this area in order to protect the culture and promote tourism.
It is a settlement over 2000 years of occupation since the oldest documented so far remains date back to the Late Bronze Age;
occupying an important moment in the Iberian period (perhaps the greatest splendor), and remains of Roman chronology, one last time occupation Andalusian period also documented.
From the urban point of view, we can say that it is the settlement that gives rise to the current occupation of the town of Totana.
The Mayor of Totana, María Isabel Sánchez Ruiz, along with the mayors of Youth Bartholomew Pallares, and Culture, Alfonso Cayuela, yesterday visited the work being developed at the site and will last until 8 August.
Young volunteers are being coordinated by archaeologists, Veronica Carricondo, Juan Antonio Ramírez and José Antonio González Eagle Guerao.
As explained, the site has been known for many years, but from a small archaeological excavation in the 70s had not done any acting in the environment that has an area of ​​over two acres.
Nothing has been found very interesting findings from the different eras of settlement from the Late Bronze to the Andalusian.
Kalathos makers have explained that this is one of the projects that were marked on their roadmap for protection of heritage and its exposure to the company.
In this sense, they have advanced to this site will be a new benchmark in urban routes offered from City Hall.
For his part, the Mayor of Totana thanked the work that both the Association as project managers have the same getting the heritage of the town can be known by all residents and visitors.
View report:
http://www.totana.com/reportajes/2014/08/excavacion-arqueologica-las-cabezuelas/
Source: Ayuntamiento de Totana. Foto: Totana.com
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