- The
Edetani were an
ancient Iberian (Pre-Roman)
people of the
Iberian Peninsula (the
Roman Hispania). They are
believed to have
spoken a form of the Iberian...
- institutions,
created the
School of
Teacher Education Edetania on
November 3, 1969 and it
acquired the name
Edetania Foundation in
January 1974. A few
years later...
- the
region of
Cheste were
members of
Iberian tribes belonging to the old
Edetania. This view is
supported by
numerous remains,
particularly those of El Castillarejo...
- "strength" or "valour", in full "strength of the Edetani" (the
centre of
Edetania was Edeta, an
important old
Iberian settlement 25 km
north of Valencia...
- The city was then
known as
Edeta and it was the
administrative centre of
Edetania, an
extensive territory between the
rivers Júcar / Xúquer and Palancia...
- Valencia,1985 (Grupo
Edetania) ISBN 84-7065-107-2
Historia del
Mundo Contemporáneo.
Editorial ECIR. Valencia, 1986 (Grupo
Edetania). ISBN 84-7065-113-7...
- the site of a
former Iberian town, by the
river Turia in the
province of
Edetania. The
Roman consul Decimus Junius Brutus Callaicus transferred about 2,000...
-
linking Paterna (line 140) and the
Technology Park (Line 130) to Valencia.
Edetania Bus
Valencia Metro:
Subway line 1 (stops at Campament, Paterna,
Santa Rita...
-
Saragossa appears to have been
occupied by Salduba, a
little village of
Edetania,
within the
boundaries of Celtiberia. In 24 BC (727 a.u.c.),
Emperor Octavius...
- González, R. (2000), "Aportación al
estudio de los
paisajes agrarios de la
Edetania:
Algunas consideraciones sobre la
agricultura ibérica", in Olcina, M.;...
