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Valencia

Valencia on the Eve of the Revolt of the Brotherhoods

The origins of the city of Valencia date back to 138 BC, when the Roman consul Decimus Junius Brutus Galaicus established the colony of Valentia Edetanorum as a settlement for the veteran soldiers who had fought in the wars against the Lusitanians. Recent archaeological findings have revealed, however, the existence of human settlements prior to the Roman foundation of the city, during the Mesolithic period and, later, in the fourth and third centuries BC, when the presence of Iberian and Carthaginian peoples is documented.

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The Mancelli map

Places in this city

Serranos Towers
Coats of Arms
Stone Decoration
Old City Hall
Golden Hall's ceiling decoration
Iron fence
Book: "Regiment de la Cosa Pública"
The Door of the Apostles
Guild craftsmen sculptures
Guild Symbol
Book: "Directorium Inquisitorum"
Archbishop's Palace
Tosca's Map Detail of the Archbishop's Palace
Santa Catalina Church
A Blind Hurdy-Gurdy Player, Georges de La Tour
Turiana, Joan de Timoneda
The Silk Market
Sculpture of a tradesman
Market Square
Mancelli’s Map Detail of the gallows
Portrait of Germaine de Foix