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Shrine of Our Lady of Ara facilities 5

Shrine of Our Lady of Ara facilities 5

Jayona levels III

Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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. Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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.

Sierra la Jayona

It is an old iron mine located in the mountains of the same name in the town of Fuente del Arco in the province of Badajoz. Its environmental recovery has generated a habitat of great beauty with stunning views. It is an old iron mine located in the mountains of the same name in the town of Fuente del Arco in the province of Badajoz. Its environmental recovery has generated a habitat of great beauty with stunning views

Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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. The Marquis of Bogaraya sold the mineral reserv. Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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. The Marquis of Bogaraya sold the mineral reserv

Jayona vegetable hole II

Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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. Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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.

Sierra la Jayona outskirts II

Sierra la Jayona outskirts II

Jayona levels

Fresco paintings corridor

Fresco paintings corridor

Jayona galleries II

Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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. Mine The Jayona is an old iron mine located 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.

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.

Shrine of Our Lady of Ara facilities VII

The Shrine of Our Lady of Ara is situated in the foothills of Sierra Morena, about seven kilometers from Fuente del Arco, in the Sierra de la Jayona. The landscape that surrounds it is of great scenic and archaeological wealth, surfacing mainly Roman remains, which leads us to suspect the possible existence of a pre-Christian religious and cultural center. The origin of the sanctuary is problematic because of the lack of documentation but there are several hypotheses as to the legend of King Jayon in which we talk about the conversion of an Islamic stronghold following the appearance of the Virgin or that relates the building of the temple with he existence of a Carthusian monastery founded early, though I can not discarded the possibility of the existence of a Roman or Visigothic nucleus in place, related to past mining in the area. There are others who point to the hypothesis that the work was sent to build by Don Garcia Ramirez santiaguista prior to the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century. The Shrine of Our Lady of Ara is situated in the foothills of Sierra Morena, about seven kilometers from Fuente del Arco, in the Sierra de la Jayona. The landscape that surrounds it is of great scenic and archaeological wealth, surfacing mainly Roman remains, which leads us to suspect the possible existence of a pre-Christian religious and cultural center. The origin of the sanctuary is problematic because of the lack of documentation but there are several hypotheses as to the legend of King Jayon in which we talk about the conversion of an Islamic stronghold following the appearance of the Virgin or that relates the building of the temple with he existence of a Carthusian monastery founded early, though I can not discarded the possibility of the existence of a Roman or Visigothic nucleus in place, related to past mining in the area. There are others who point to the hypothesis that the work was sent to build by Don Garcia Ramirez santiaguista prior to the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century.

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.

Jayona mine galleries

Jayona mine galleries

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