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12/28/1910 Mayor Mula, Diego Cervantes, today opened the adequacy of the Roman site of The Villaricos as visitable space.
This settlement, which was established in Mula between I and V centuries AD, is one of the most important archaeological exponents are in the town due to the good state of preservation of the remains found that reflect how they lived the inhabitants of that space.
The action has been carried out in this archaeological Aree has been the site cleanup and pruning, grooming, and restoration of roads and pathways and signaling information panels, a project that was conducted with a grant from the Directorate General of Fine Arts and Cultural Assets consisting of 23,832.20 euros.
It has also excavated the roof of the baths and restored the remains found in that excavation.
Edited promotional materials of the site and have prepared various educational activities for schools.
These works have been developed through a grant from the Commonwealth Tourism Northwest of 60,000 euros.
Since the local administration has spent years investing in the recovery of this field to work in summer camps, although this performance is achieved when finally launching the space as open-air museum.
The Roman villa is divided into two parts.
The residential area with a thermal area and domestic spaces around a central courtyard, and the work area with a mill in the obtaining, processing and storage of oil or wine.
The Roman site of Los Villares is open to the public by appointment through the City Tourism Office of Mula on the phone 968 66 15 01 or on the premises of the office itself is located on the street Páez (parallel to the square Hall).
The visits are aimed at schoolchildren and the general public.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mula
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