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Jayona south gallery view

A gallery of Mine The Jayona, an old iron mine located in the mountains of the same name, in the town of Fuente del Arco, province of Badajoz (Spain). This mine is declared a natural monument in the Official Journal of Extremadura of September 30, 1997. The origin of the mine began with the arrival of the Romans and has been in operation in stages until its closure in 1921. A gallery of Mine The Jayona, an old iron mine located in the mountains of the same name, in the town of Fuente del Arco, province of Badajoz (Spain). This mine is declared a natural monument in the Official Journal of Extremadura of September 30, 1997. The origin of the mine began with the arrival of the Romans and has been in operation in stages until its closure in 1921.

A camp of Romans

A camp of Romans, view from the Masada fortress

Villa

Romans historic villa with ruins in Carthage in Tunisia

St Maurice Chateau, Switzerland

The 15th Century St Maurice Chateau is situated at the narrowest part of the Rhone River in Switzerland. It stands by the site of the 3rd century toll bridge built by the Romans when they first occupied the area in the 4th Century. Remains of that bridge can be seen from the castle. The 15th Century St Maurice Chateau is situated at the narrowest part of the Rhone River in Switzerland. It stands by the site of the 3rd century toll bridge built by the Romans when they first occupied the area in the 4th Century. Remains of that bridge can be seen from the castle.

Ruins Romans of S.Cucufate

Ruins Romans of S.Cucufate, Vidigueira, Portugal.

Jayona green corridor

This is a green corridor located at the second level of the Mine The Jayona. The mine is an old iron one placed in the mountains of the same name, in the town of Fuente del Arco, province of Badajoz (Spain), declared a natural monument in the Official Journal of Extremadura of September 30, 1997. The origin of the mine began with the arrival of the Romans and has been in operation in stages until its closure in 1921. This is a green corridor located at the second level of the Mine The Jayona. The mine is an old iron one placed in the mountains of the same name, in the town of Fuente del Arco, province of Badajoz (Spain), declared a natural monument in the Official Journal of Extremadura of September 30, 1997. The origin of the mine began with the arrival of the Romans and has been in operation in stages until its closure in 1921.

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