Remains of Mediterranean urban planning have been discovered in the Iberian settlement of Esquerda de Roda de Ter.

The boulders that have appeared in the excavated Iberian sector, in Roda de Ter. — The boulders that have appeared in the Iberian sector excavated in Roda de Ter. Lourdes Casademont / ACN

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The summer archaeological campaign at the Iberian settlement of Esquerda, in Roda de Ter, has uncovered new structures. These reinforce the hypothesis of a Mediterranean-inspired urbanism characterized by repeated pebble pavements that have not yet been dated.

Remains of Mediterranean urban planning have been discovered in the Iberian settlement of Esquerda de Roda de Ter.

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