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Leaving aside all about pre-Phoenician times in Hispania, what do you think guys it's the oldest monument still standing in Spain? I'd say the Guisando Bulls near Avila but I am not sure. I always wondered why the bulls have never been put in a museum to preserve them from the inevitable vandals.
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Menorca Monoliths?
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Originally posted by Jay Bee on 04-08-2001 12:28 PM
~200 BC-123 BC
really? I had always thought they were quite much older than that
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Wait a minute!
The link says settlements were occupied from 2000 BC until the Roman invasion in 123 BC so they can be really old.
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Ooops!
No comment! But then the taulas would probably be pre-Phoenician monuments, therefore out of the time frame considered.
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The webpage says these taulas are from ~200 BC-123 BC. I do not know for sure but I believe the bulls are older. BTw, There is another bull in Salamanca which might be even older.Comment
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hmm, no more replies to this... Fieraa? Kindal? Shaka?Comment
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Bueno, otra vez lo hice
En lugar de darle al reply le di al edit y borre tu mensaje. Lo siento mucho, de verdad. Un año de estos aprendere a hacerlo bien 
[This message has been edited by Jay Bee (edited May 02, 2001).]Comment
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