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Els ibers a Catalunya from Laura López

Els Vilars (Arbeca) en 3D

Visita Virtual a la Història

1. Prehistòria: Coves de Lascaux (França)

2. Neolític: Çatalhüyuk

3. Mesopotàmia: La porta d'Ishtar

4. Egipte:

5. Grècia: L'Acròpolis

6. Roma: Pompeya

7. Els ibers: Ullastret, Arbeca

8. La Catalunya grega: Empúries

9. La Catalunya romana: Tarraco

Grècia

Views: Pergamon Museum per Google Maps

Lectura de les planes 182-185

Exercici 3 plana 189

Excavem una mòmia egípcia

Museu de Montserrat: Egipte

prova sobre Egipte a Quizstar

visita virtual (Montserrat)

Museu de Pèrgam (Berlin) La porta d'Ishtar (Mesopotàmia)

British Museum

15. Catalunya Romana

English Corner: Roman Catalonia

The Roman City of Baetulo:

Baetulo dates back to the early part of the first century BC (or BCE, as it is sometimes referred) and was one of the first Roman settlements to be established in the Iberian Peninsular. Later there would be a whole line of these along the coastal road that would go as far south as Andalusia, passing by Baleo Claudio (for the salted tuna and garum) just south of Cadiz on the Atlantic coast, up to Italica, at present day Santponce, just across the Guadalquivir from Seville, the virtual bread basket of the Roman Empire.

The city was walled and originally would have been much closer to the coast. That’s difficult to imagine nowadays as the beaches of Badalona are a long way from the museum. However, everything falls into place when you remember that to the south-west, just under halfway to Barcelona, is the River Besos. Its delta in the past was much more extensive and the years of taking water from further upstream for agriculture and its ‘taming’ close to human settlements has changed the ecology of the littoral.