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Segóbriga was an important Celtic and Roman city, and is today an impressive site located on a hill (cerro Cabeza de Griego) near the present town of Saelices.
Research has revealed remains of important buildings, which have since been preserved and made visible in the Archaeological Park. It was declared a National Monument on June 3, 1931, and is now considered cultural heritage under the official denomination Bien de Interés Cultural which comes with extensive legal protections.[1][2]
Although the city is in ruins, its state of conservation is more than acceptable in comparison with remains elsewhere in the peninsula. A tour of the site offers an idea of what life was like in ancient cities.
^Ministry of Public Instruction and Fine Arts. Decree declaring Historic-Artistic monuments, belonging to the National Artistic Treasure. Gaceta de Madrid. 06/04/1931; (155): 1181-5.
^Resolution of 23 October 2001, of the Directorate General of Cultural Assets and Activities of the Ministry of Education and Culture, which initiates a file to declare the Archaeological Park of Segóbriga, located in Saelices and Almonacid del Marquesado, province of Cuenca. BOE. 12/12/2001; (297): 46.808-9.
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