List of ancient harbours in hispania
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(for Arthur de Graauw) I send my revision of your preliminary list of ancient harbours, I prefer say harbours and no ports because most of them are anchorages but they hadn’t port facilities. My list, as your one, start from Bidasoa river and end in Port Bou. When I comment something of your list I put it between brackets and in italic
Roman natural harbour Work of: Mercedes Urteaga Artigas (IV Congreso de Obras Publicas Romanas, Lugo, 2008) Sources: P. IV, 110; E. III, 4, 10; M. II, 15 3) PORTUS AMANUM -Flaviobriga (Castro Urdiales, Cantabria) Roman natural harbour Sources: P. IV, 111
Roman natural harbour Sources: P. IV, 110-111
Roman natural harbour Sources: P. IV, 111
Roman natural harbour Sources: P. IV, 111
Roman natural harbour Work of: Carmen Fernandez Ochoa et al Sources: E. III, 4, 20; P, IV, 111; M, III, 13 8) PORTUS ARTABOI (Bares, La Coruña, Galicia) Tartessic harbour with breakwaters Work of: Federico Maciñeira (1947) “Bares Puerto hispánico de la primitiva navegación occidental” Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Sources: E. III, 3, 5; III, 5, 11; Pt, II, 6 9) BRIGANTIUM (La Coruña, Galicia) (In Brigantium Roman people built a famous lighthouse in I BC Century, and probably after that I or II AC was built a harbour) 10) “West towers (Torres del Oeste)” (Catoira, Pontevedra, Galicia) Roman natural harbour, Roman navy port Work of: J.M. de la Peña
Roman natural harbour, two jetties Work of: J.M. de la Peña Sources: E. III, 3, 4 (Ophiusa, Oestriminis are not harbours but it is a coastal region) 12) “Estuary of Duero river” (PORTUS GALUM) (Oporto, Portugal) Roman natural harbour, was made in the end of Via Nova Work of: J.M. de la Peña
Roman natural harbour Sources: E. III, 3, 1
Roman lighthouse Work of: J.M. de la Peña Sources: P. IV, 116; VIII, 166 Abul (Alcacer do Sal, Setúbal, Portugal) Work of: N. Carayon (Promontoriun Sacrum (San Vicente Cape): I don’t find that there are any harbour) 14) PORTUS HANIBALIS (Portimao, Algarbe, Portugal) Punicum natural harbour Sources: P. IV, 111
Roman harbour Sources: P. III, 7; M. II, 96
Roman harbour Work of: J.M. de la Peña Sources: E. III, 1, 8; P. III, 7: V, 2; M. II, 96 26) MELLARIA o MENLARIA (estuary of Valle river, Cadiz) Roman anchorage Sources: E. III, 1, 8; P. III, 7; V, 2; M. II, 96
(This city had two sites: Firstly, Phoenician, river up, in the “Cerro del Prado”, after that, roman people moved the city and harbour river down, in its estuary) Phoenician and Roman natural harbour Work of: J.M. de la Peña, Roldan et al. Sources: E. III, 1, 7; P. III, 8; M. II, 96; Tl. XL. 3, 1
Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon Sources: P. III, 7; M. II, 94 29) LACIPPO (Alechipe, close to Casares, between Gibraltar and Malaga) Roman natural anchorage Sources: M. II, 94
Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon Sources: P. III, 8; M. II, 94 31) SUEL (Estuary of Fuengirola river, Val de Suel, Fuengirola, Málaga) Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon Sources: P. III, 8; M. II, 94 32) MALACA (Malaga and estuary of Guadalorce river) (This city, probably had two anchorages: Firstly using the estuary of Guadalorce river, and after that, in the roman period, was built a jetty in the coast) Phoenician natural anchorage and Roman harbour Work of: J.M. de la Peña, Carayon. Sources: E. III, 4, 2; P. III, 8; M. II, 94; Av. 180
Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon. Sources: E. III, 4, 2 34) MAENUBA – MAINOBA – MAENOBA (Velez Malaga - Torre del Mar, estuary of Velez river, Malaga) Roman natural anchorage Work of: Carayon. Sources: E. III, 2, 5; P. III, 8; M. II, 94 35) “Estuary of Algarrobo river” (Algarrobo, Morro de la Mezquita and Trayamar) Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon.
Phoenician and Roman natural anchorage Work of: J.M. de la Peña, Carayon. Sources: E. III, 4, 2; P. III, 8; M. II, 94 37) SELAMBINA – SALMBINA (Salobreña, Granada) Roman natural anchorage Sources: P. III, 8; M. II, 94
Phoenician and Roman natural anchorage Work of: Carayon. Sources: E. III, 4, 3; 4, 6; P. III, 8; M. II, 94 39) MURGI (Roquetas de Mar, Almeria) Roman harbour Work of: J.M. de la Peña Sources: P. III, 8 40) URCI – PORTUS MAGNUS (Almería) Roman harbour Work of: J.M. de la Peña Sources: P. III, 8; Pt. II, 4 41) BARIA (Villaricos, estuary of Almanzora river, Almería) Phoenician and Iberian natural anchorage Work of: Carayon Sources: P. III, 19 42)”Puerto de Mzarron” (Puerto de Mazarron, Murcia) (its ancient name is unknown) Phoenician and Roman anchorage Work of: Blazquez Sources:
Phoenician natural harbour Work of: Mas, Rambaud, Peña and Carayon Sources: Po = X, 2; Ap = VI, 20 and 21; P. III, 19; E. III, 4, 6; M. II, 94 44) HERNA (Guardamar del Segura, estuary of Segura river, Alicante) Phoenician natural harbour Work of: Carayon Sources: A. 463 45) PORTUS ILLICITANUS – ILLICI-ILICE –ELIA (Santa Pola, Alicante) Roman natural harbour Work of: Alfonso et al. Sources: P. III, 20; M. II, 93 46) LUCENTUM – AKRA LEUKE (Tosal de Manises-Alicante) Phoenician and Roman anchorage Work of: Carayon Sources: P. III, 20; M. II, 93 47) HEMEROSCOPION - DIANIUM (Denia, Alicante)(Then Roman anchorage Work of: Peña Sources: E. III, 4, 6; P. III, 76 48) PORTUS SUCRONE (Cullera, estuary of Jucar river) Roman anchorage Work of: Blazquez Sources: R. 304, 7 49) SAGUNTUM (Grao Vell-Sagunto, Valencia) Roman harbour Work of: De Juan et al Sources: E. III, 4, 6; P. III, 20, M, II, 93 50) VALENTIA (Valencia) Roman natural harbour Work of: Sources: P. III, 20; M, II, 92 51) CHERONESOS (¿Peñiscola?, Castellon) Roman natural anchorage Work of: Sources: A. 487; E. III, 4, 6 52) “Estuary of Iberus (Ebro) river” (Then the mouth of Ebro river wasn’t a delta, it had three mouths and it was a navigable river. According of classical sources had two harbours: TENEBRIUM in the mouth, close to promontorium Tenebrium; and DERTOSA (Tortosa, Tarragona) by the river near to the coast (E. III, 4, 6; Su. VII,1, 10) 53) TARRACO (Tarragona) Roman harbour Work of: Aquilué et al, y Peña Sources: E. III, 4, 7; P. III, 21; M, II, 90; Av. 520 54) BARCINO (Barcelona) Roman anchorage Work of: Peña Sources: P. III, 22; M, II, 90 (In the ancient times, in the Rosas Gulf existed three harbours: Firstly, in 55) “LA ESCALA”(La Escala, Girona); then 56) EMPORION (Sant Martí d’Empuries, Girona)(E. III, 4, 8; P. III, 22; M. II, 89; Tl. XXXIV, 9, 1 and XXXI, 60, 1; Po. III, 21; Ps. 2); and 57) RHODA (Roses, Girona)(E. III, 4, 8; M. II, 89). The reference of Av. about “Monte Malode”, I think, is the description of Rosas Gulf coast). BALIARIDES – GIMNESIA 58) PALMA (Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca) Roman harbour Work of: Peña Sources: E. III, 5, 1; P. III, 77; M, II, 125 59) POLLENTIA (Pollensa, Mallorca) Roman natural harbour Work of: Peña Sources: E. III, 5, 1; P. III, 77; M, II, 125 60) BOCCORUM (Alcudia, Mallorca) Roman anchorage Work of: Peña Sources: E. III, 5, 1; P. III, 77; M, II, 125 61) “Na Guardis” (In front of Colonia Sant Jordi-Mallorca SE) Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon Sources: 62) IAMON (Ciudadela, Menorca) Phoenician and Roman natural harbour Work of: Peña Sources: P. III, 77; M, II, 124 63) MAGON (Mahon, Menorca) Phoenician and Roman natural harbour Work of: Peña Sources: P. III, 77; M, II, 124 64) “Cala Coves” (Close to Cala en Porter, Menorca) Phoenician natural anchorage? Work of: Carayon Sources: PITIUSAS 65) EBUSUS (Ibiza) Phoenician and Roman natural harbour Work of: Carayon Sources: E. III, 5, 1; P. III, 76; M, II, 125 66) “Sa Caleta” (West of Ibiza) Phoenician natural anchorage Work of: Carayon PEÑA (2011) Directory: wp-content -> uploads -> Documents uploads -> Police Militarization uploads -> Stop Militarizing Law Enforcement Act of 2014 uploads -> 2017 afoCo Landmark Scholarship Program uploads -> Instructions for the Preparation of Camera-Ready Contributions to the Conference Proceedings uploads -> Medical Radiography Program uploads -> Ihbb asian Championships 2014 middle school bowl Round 4 First Quarter uploads -> Ihbb european Championships 2014 Bowl Round 4 First Quarter Documents -> Going Hybrid: a how-To Manual Brought to you by Brenda Perea, champ instructional Design Project Manager Documents -> Digitized by Liberty Under Attack Publications Documents -> Digitized by Liberty Under Attack Publications Download 45.26 Kb. Share with your friends:
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