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A Guarda - Pontevedra
Santa Trega Hill Fort
Monte Santa Trega Hill Fort. At a height of
326 metres and almost at the summit of the
mountain, this settlement dating from the 1st
century BC is an example of the strategic type
with its defenses in the mouth of the River Miño
and the proximity of crop fields and pasture for
livestock.
It was declared a National Historical and Artistic
Monument in 1931 and only a small part of the
site has been excavated.
It is one of the most advanced hill forts in
the peninsula and even has a restored house.
Highlights include the composition and zoning
of the streets and its water channelling system.
The houses are grouped into districts of eight
houses with a fortification around the whole.
Circular constructions predominate, in many
cases with an entrance hall, but there are also
oval and square constructions.
There is also a small museum which exhibits
pieces from the excavation.
Maybe some resources are not geo-referenced and they are not being displayed.