Researchers at the dig site found several fragments of bronze jugs in the shape of animal heads, alongside a bronze reins holder, unique to Spain During the month of September in Jumilla, archaeological excavations were carried out in the necropolis of Collado and Pinar de Santa Ana. The work was undertaken by the Municipal Archaeological Museum together with the University of Alicante. Important discoveries were made when the team opened..

Enjoy a wonderful guided tour of an exceptional place this October Don’t miss out on the chance to discover the Coimbra del Barranco archeological site in Jumilla. The site contains the remains of an Iberian settlement dating from the 4th to the 2nd century BC, and consists of a main walled residential area, a sanctuary or place of worship and three burial grounds.   The settlement is surrounded by stretches of defensive wall and..