An Expert Finds in a Trace of Malaga a Key that Could Belong to a Tower or Dungeon of the Alhambra
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The piece would correspond to the Muslim dynasty that reigned in Granada between the 12th and 15th centuries, says the specialist. He found this element in the double bottom of a suitcase along with several documents linked to the monumental setFrom heritage jewel to luxury hotel: Granada's plan to change the Abbey of the Sacromonte forever An expert has discovered, in a suitcase bought in a Malaga trail, a key that says it is of Nasrid era, tha…
José Antonio Fernández, a judicial expert in archaeology, acquired in a second-hand market in Benalmadena a suitcase with an elongated piece of iron forged on a double bottom.
The judicial expert José Antonio Fernández finds a piece of wrought iron 27 centimeters hidden on a double bottom, next to manuscri planes...
José Antonio Fernández, judicial expert in archaeology and writer, says he has appeared in a suitcase he purchased in a second-hand market in Benalmádena (Málaga)
The piece of iron was next to plans of the Nasrid monument of 1886 that could be the work of Manuel Gómez-Moreno The Alhambra reopens the visit to the Alcazaba after the damage caused by the earthquakes
José Antonio Fernández bought the suitcase years ago, in which he discovered plans of this monumental ensemble and, now, has found this object José Manuel, the butcher who has resisted forty years in La Merced, closes his post
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