US EditionDeclared a World Heritage Site: the Archaeological Site of Spain that Was an Important Roman Capital
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Declared a World Heritage Site: the Archaeological Site of Spain that Was an Important Roman Capital
In the year 25 BC, Emperor Octavio Augusto ordered the foundation of a colony in Hispanic lands, with the intention that the veterans of the Cantabrian wars, those who have led the Roman authorities for a long time, should withdraw there. The person in charge of launching the foundation is Publio Carisio, himself a veteran of the wars against the Astures. The city for retirees who would become a World Heritage Site That origin as a retreat city …
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