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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers Five hundred thousand years before our time , give or take a century , a few groups of Pithecanthropi set their seal of approval on the Hispanic peninsula and established residence .
CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers Five hundred thousand years before our time , give or take a century , a few groups of Pithecanthropi set their seal of approval on the Hispanic peninsula and established residence .
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And at this point the peoples on the Hispanic peninsula would be fully incorporated into the civilization born around the eastern Mediterranean . The first infiltrations onto the Peninsula of the new way of life may possibly be dated ...
And at this point the peoples on the Hispanic peninsula would be fully incorporated into the civilization born around the eastern Mediterranean . The first infiltrations onto the Peninsula of the new way of life may possibly be dated ...
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CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania The vicissitudes of the Second Punic War ( third century B.c. ) , by means of which Rome and Carthage settled the question of who would dominate the western Mediterranean , converted the Hispanic peninsula ...
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania The vicissitudes of the Second Punic War ( third century B.c. ) , by means of which Rome and Carthage settled the question of who would dominate the western Mediterranean , converted the Hispanic peninsula ...
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers I | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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