Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
EraLuz maps vanished cities onto today
EraLuz presents historical cities on modern maps and points visitors toward surviving monuments, with a page for each and directions for getting there.
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- Readers exploring historical Iberian cities and monuments
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- The period list runs from Phoenician and Carthaginian settlements (1100–146 BCE) to the coast of the Kingdom of Granada (1492–1833).
Field notes
EraLuz groups its examples into five dated periods, including Roman Hispania (218 BCE–409 CE) and Al-Andalus (711–1492). The homepage names surviving infrastructure and coastal defenses as visitable material, and says each monument entry includes directions. Its privacy note describes a 48-hour maximum for an irreversible counting code derived from a connection and browser; it says the IP is never stored.
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