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The stippled areas also include all parts of Andalusia , the Levante , Catalonia ,
and Galicia , where , according to the 1960 census , the population density was
more than 160 . 8 per square mile . Excluded by this factor are Lugo in Galicia ...
The stippled areas also include all parts of Andalusia , the Levante , Catalonia ,
and Galicia , where , according to the 1960 census , the population density was
more than 160 . 8 per square mile . Excluded by this factor are Lugo in Galicia ...
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Many places in the land became deserts and lost their populations . ... folk who
worshiped painted stones ( the Azilian culture ) , while along the Cantabrian and
Atlantic coasts we find a population of seafood eaters ( the Asturian man ) .
Many places in the land became deserts and lost their populations . ... folk who
worshiped painted stones ( the Azilian culture ) , while along the Cantabrian and
Atlantic coasts we find a population of seafood eaters ( the Asturian man ) .
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The symbol was the vine , and its product - brandy - stimulated an active
international trade that benefited the entire coastal population , especially the
Catalan merchant fleet , which within a few decades renewed its withered laurels
.
The symbol was the vine , and its product - brandy - stimulated an active
international trade that benefited the entire coastal population , especially the
Catalan merchant fleet , which within a few decades renewed its withered laurels
.
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CHAPTER ONE The First Settlers | 1 |
CHAPTER THREE Roman Hispania | 14 |
CHAPTER FIVE The Triumph of Islam | 28 |
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