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The Gulf of Roses (Spanish: Golfo de Rosas, Catalan: Golf de Roses) is the most north eastern bay on the Spanish coast.
The Bay is 16 km wide and is formed by the valley of the El Fluvià but also contains the esturies of the Manol and La Muga. These rivers drain the southern flanks of the eastern end of the Pyrenees and Alberes. The area is often effected by the severe Tramuntana wind. The bay contains the resorts of Roses, Castelló d'Empúries/Empúriabrava, Sant Pere Pescador, Empúries and L'Escala. The bay was originally settled by the Greeks who created a trading post at Empúries which became a Roman town before being abandoned after Viking and Muslim pirate raids along the coast. The area was the domain of the Count of Empúries. The area was malarial swamp for much of the middle ages. Irrigation schemes lead to much of the former marshland becoming farmland. Tourism caused further encrouchment in particular the 1960's resort of Empúriabrava which includes canals and morings for detached villas. An important wintering spot for travelling birds the marsh has now been designated the Parc Natural Aiguamols de L'Empordà. To the north overlooking the Bay lies the Parc Natural de Cap de Creus. |
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El entorno arqueológico de Leptis Magna es Patrimonio de la Humanidad y está situada en la costa mediterránea del norte de África en la región de Trípoli de Libia. Originalmente fundada por los fenicios en el 10th siglo AC, sobrevivió a los colonos de Esparta, convirtiéndose en una ciudad púnica y, finalmente, parte de la nueva provincia romana de África en torno al 23 antes de Cristo. Gracias al emperador Septimio Severo, uno de sus hijos y benefactores, la ciudad se convertiriría en la tercera ciudad más importante en África, rivalizando con Cartago y Alejandría.
La imagen muestra la plaza del mercado del antiguo Leptis Magna y fue obtenida en la expedición Shelios 2006 (más información en http://www.shelios.com/sh2006). Leptis Magna is a World Heritage site on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa in the Tripolitania region of Libya. Originally founded by the Phoenicians in the 10th Century BC, it survived the attention of Spartan colonists, became a Punic city and eventually part of the new Roman province of Africa around 23 BC. Thanks to Emperor L Septimius Severus, one of its sons and benefactors, the city become the third-most important city in Africa, rivaling Carthage and Alexandria. The view shows the ancient market place of Leptis Magna and it was taken in the Shelios 2006 expedition (more information http://www.shelios.com/sh2006). Shelios 2006 http://www.shelios.com/sh2006 autor / author: M. Serra-Ricart |
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El entorno arqueológico de Leptis Magna es Patrimonio de la Humanidad y está situada en la costa mediterránea del norte de África en la región de Trípoli de Libia. Originalmente fundada por los fenicios en el 10th siglo AC, sobrevivió a los colonos de Esparta, convirtiéndose en una ciudad púnica y, finalmente, parte de la nueva provincia romana de África en torno al 23 antes de Cristo. Gracias al emperador Septimio Severo, uno de sus hijos y benefactores, la ciudad se convertiriría en la tercera ciudad más importante en África, rivalizando con Cartago y Alejandría.
La imagen muestra los restos de la Basílica Romana del antiguo Leptis Magna y fue obtenida en la expedición Shelios 2006 (más información en http://www.shelios.com/sh2006). Leptis Magna is a World Heritage site on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa in the Tripolitania region of Libya. Originally founded by the Phoenicians in the 10th Century BC, it survived the attention of Spartan colonists, became a Punic city and eventually part of the new Roman province of Africa around 23 BC. Thanks to Emperor L Septimius Severus, one of its sons and benefactors, the city become the third-most important city in Africa, rivaling Carthage and Alexandria. The view shows the remains of the Roman Basilica at Leptis Magna and it was taken in the Shelios 2006 expedition (more information http://www.shelios.com/sh2006). Shelios 2006 http://www.shelios.com/sh2006 autor / author: M. Serra-Ricart |
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http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lago_di_Fogliano |
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