A Defensive Tower of Pre-Roman Times, Unique in Castile and León, Is Found in a Site in Burgos.
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Excavation in progress in the Celtic city of Klounioq indicates that it has not been conquered, but has been emptied. Director of the investigation suspects that Roman troops have failed to subdue it.
Excavations at the Klounioq site, located on the Cerro de Los Castrillos de Quintanarraya, have also made it possible to discover a workshop...
Researchers in Burgos study the transition from the Celtic city of Klounioq to the Roman city of Clunia with new discoveries on the evolution of the region
They Find in Klounioq a Foundry of the 2nd Century BC and a Unique Arévaca Tower in Castile and León
The excavation campaign of 2026 at the Klounioq site in Quintanarraya (Burgos) has concluded with two findings of exceptional relevance: an artisanal area dedicated to metal foundry from the 2nd century BC and an imposing wall tower, unique in the region. The project, led by archaeologist Luis Valdés, has had the support of the Provincial Council of Burgos, which has contributed 26,000 euros since 2024 for the research of the ancient Celtic Clun…
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