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Archeological site of the earliest human remains in Europe
Located in Northern Spain near Burgos |
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| El Neolitico edad, stayed in the same place, cultivated land, agriculture, raised/breeding animals |
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| Indo-Europeans, lived in Spain before the Romans, occupied Northern Coast of Peninsula |
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| Created the alphabet, used salt to preserve food, introduced manufacture of iron |
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| Created money, introduced olive trees |
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Carthage established base of influence in Spain during 2nd Guerras Punicas
Romans defeated Carthage in Spain & Italy during the 2nd Guerra Punicas |
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| Carthage genderal during 2nd Guerra Punica |
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| Roman city which is Sevilla today |
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Had a village in Southern France (Galia), 200 year rein in Toledo, allied w/Romans
Ruled all of Spain except Pais Vasco |
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| Visigodo King, Made Christianity official religion |
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| Established as 1st Capital of Spain by the Visigodos in the 6th Century. Captured by Muslims in 712 |
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| Final king of the Visigodas |
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| Muslim, from 8th century to 10th century, was political not religious |
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| Muslim system of government from the 10th century, religious |
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| Tribe from North Africa w/Capital in Sevilla |
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| Separated Spain into many territories |
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| Muslims living among Christians without converting |
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| Christians living among Muslims without converting |
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- Beginning of the "reconquista" of Christians over the Iberian Peninsula
- fought at Covadonga, most likely in the summer of 722
-Battle of Covadonga was the first significant victory by a Christian military force in Iberia following the Muslim Moors' conquest of that region in 711 |
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Cave with prehistoric drawings in Cantabria, Spain, near Santander
-polychrome rock paintings of wild mammals and human hands. |
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