Mausoleos romanos
Two Roman mausoleums from the 1st century located at the northern entrance of ancient Edeta, within the Pla de l'Arc site. One is a turriform tomb with a slab with a central hole for libations; the other, rectangular in plan with fluted pilasters and inscription in tabula ansata. Complex declared BIC, among the best examples of Roman funerary architecture in Hispania.
Two Roman mausoleums from the 1st century located at the northern entrance of ancient Edeta, within the Pla de l'Arc site. One is a turriform tomb with a slab with a central hole for libations; the other, rectangular in plan with fluted pilasters and inscription in tabula ansata. Complex declared BIC, among the best examples of Roman funerary architecture in Hispania. They are part of the Pla de l'Arc site, the Roman city of Edeta-Lauro integrated into the urban area. The complex is declared an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC). One of the tombs preserves a slab with a central hole for libations.
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