Cortes De Navarra

An Urnfield settlement site of the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages near Sargossa in the Ebro Valley of northern Spain. Narrow, rectangular mudbrick houses were arranged in rows on terraces and the site is actually a tell. Some archaeologists regard the appearance of such traits in southern France and northern Spain in the early 1 millennium BC as indicating the movement of Celtic groups into the area.

A settlement site in the Ebro valley, northern Spain, occupied during the 1st millennium bc. The site is really a tell, as the building material used was mud-brick and successive rebuildings raised the level of the site. The houses were rectangular and arranged in rows. The cultural material is said to show some Urnfield characteristics and some archaeologists regard the appearance of such traits in southern France and northern Spain in the early 1st millennium bc as indicating the movement of Celtic groups into the area.