Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Archaeological Ensemble of Tárraco' has mentioned 'Colony' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| [9] It is not entirely clear whether Tarraco received the status of colony at the hand of Julius Caesar or Augustus, but current research tends to assume that was the former who granted it after his victory in Munda, around the year 45BC, and reflected in the epithet Iulia in its formal name: Colonia Iulia Urbs Triumphalis Tarraco, which would remain for the duration of the Empire. | WIKI |
| The serial property encompasses a total area of 32.83xc2xa0ha and is comprised of the Roman city of Txc3xa1rraco, the present day city of Tarragona, and a number of elements within the surrounding territory: Roman walls, the Imperial cult enclosure, the Square with representation of the provincial forum, the Circus, the Colony forum, the Roman theatre, the Amphitheatre, the Visigoth basilica and Romanesque church, the Early Christian necropolis, the Hydraulic conduits from Txc3xa1rraco to Les Ferreres aqueduct, the Tower of the Scipios, the Mxc3xa8dol quarry, the Centcelles villa and mausoleum, the Els Munts villa and Berxc3xa0 Arch. | UNESCO |
| Meanwhile, following the natural contours of the ground, the residential city with its colony forum stretches out to the sea and the port. | UNESCO |
| Archaeological excavations have uncovered the structures of the port zone, the area with the colony forum, the baths, the Roman theatre, the amphitheatre and the circus, and the upper part of the city or cult area with the provincial forum. | UNESCO |