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Ancient Graffiti: Exploring 400 years of history

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A new exhibition at the National Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQUA) in Cartagena is showing historic graffiti from Torre de Rame, a defensive tower in Los Alcázares. The display features 16 outdoor panels with drawings found on the tower’s walls, created over the last 400 years. Sailors, soldiers, and travelers left these marks, including pictures of ships, people, religious symbols… Source

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Ancient Graffiti: Exploring 400 years of history

A new exhibition at the National Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQUA) in Cartagena is showing historic graffiti from Torre de Rame, a defensive tower in Los Alcázares. The display features 16 outdoor panels with drawings found on the tower’s walls, created over the last 400 years. Sailors, soldiers, and travelers left these marks, including pictures of ships, people, religious symbols… Source

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