Navarre maintained a measure of autonomy
Despite losing its independent status, Navarre maintained a measure of autonomy through its unique legal and administrative institutions
“The Elephants” by Salvador Dalí
"The Elephants" by Salvador Dalí is a striking surrealist painting that delves into the depths of the artist's imagination.
Via Augusta and Via Lusitania were lifelines of the Roman Empire
Roads like the Via Augusta and Via Lusitania were lifelines of the Roman Empire. These routes traversed vast stretches of the Iberian Peninsula
The Battle of Sucro in 79 BC
The Battle of Sucro in 79 BC was a pivotal moment in the Sertorian War, marking the beginning of the conflict
Picasso’s inventions of cubism
Picasso's inventions of cubism revolutionized the art world, reshaping perceptions of form and perspective.
Several types of schools established by the Romans in Hispania
There were several types of schools established by the Romans in Hispania to cater to different educational needs.
The Pax Romana also known as Roman Peace
The Pax Romana also known as Roman Peace, was instrumental in fostering growth and prosperity in Spain during Roman rule.
Roman engineering in Spain
Roman engineering in Spain stands as a testament to the mastery and ingenuity of the ancient Romans in shaping the infrastructure
The War of Jenkins’ Ear
The War of Jenkins' Ear was a conflict between Britain and Spain, spanning from 1739 to 1748. The War of Jenkins' Ear highlighted the tensions
Richard Fletcher’s groundbreaking work “Moorish Spain”
Richard Fletcher’s groundbreaking work "Moorish Spain" stands as a seminal contribution to the study of Iberian history.