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Castro of Zambujal
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Alfredo
March 22, 2020
Close to Torres Vedras are the ruins of a settlement from the third millennium BC. The Castro do Zambujal is from the copper age, and is believed to have been a vital centre for smelting and ore trading until it was pulled down around 1700 BC. The site was discovered in 1938 and quickly declared a National Monument. What’s left is a courtyard 25 metres in diameter and ringed by a large wall. This is defended by semicircular barbicans, and the openings would have been so small that people could only crawl through. A lot of the inner fortifications have been excavated, as well as some of the narrow passageways leading into the courtyard
Close to Torres Vedras are the ruins of a settlement from the third millennium BC. The Castro do Zambujal is from the copper age, and is believed to have been a vital centre for smelting and ore trading until it was pulled down around 1700 BC. The site was discovered in 1938 and quickly declared a N…
Pátio Da Figueira
March 14, 2020
Descoberto nos anos 30, pelo arqueólogo Leonel Trindade, o Castro de Zambujal, no Concelho de Torres Vedras, é um dos principais povoados fortificados da Península Ibérica e um dos maiores do calcolítico, na Europa Ocidental, que terá sido habitado entre o primeiro e terceiro milénio a.C.
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33 R. da Fonte
Torres Vedras, Lisboa