Conimbriga is a living portrait of a very long period of humanity, from the Copper Age to medieval times. The ruins that we can see today show houses, gardens, mosaics, the baths, the Forum, and its imposing walls that gave it the title of high, rocky and fortified place. The organization of society, and portraits of life itself over the centuries are evident here. Here lived peoples from various parts of central Europe, each people with their spoken (not written) language and the only common denominator between them would be the Latin brought by the Romans, which allowed understanding between all, and which served as unification and development .
One of the first public works carried out in the Roman city of Conimbriga in the time of Augustus (1510 BC) was the construction of an aqueduct to supply the city from Alcabideque, which is 3km away.

00:00 intro
00:06 Background and location of Conimbriga
01:10 The legacy of the Roman Empire in Portugal and in the world
02:10 Aqueduct of Conimbriga and the Castellum of Alcabideque
03:44 Conimbriga Aqueduct and the Aqueduct Baths
04:50 Aqueduct Insula
05:22 House attributed to Cantaber : Internal distribution
06:23 Baths of the House of Cantaber : Caldarium, Tepidarium and Frigidarium
07:51 Cantaber House Reception Rooms
08:42 Entrance, Peristyle and Triclinium of the House of Cantaber
09:41 Casa dos Repuxos Entrance
10:13 Casa dos Repuxos Figurative Mosaics from the Peristyle
11:04 Casa dos Repuxos Peristyle and internal distribution of spaces
11:58 Casa dos Repuxos Triclinium, rooms and kitchen; your mosaics
12:59 Sector south of the road: Shops, House of the Swastika, House of Skeletons and Wall Baths
13:59 House of Swastika Cross Mosaic
15:24 House of Skeletons
16:34 Wall Baths
17:47 The walls of the High Empire and Low Empire
18:21 House of Tancinus and later PaleoChristian Basilica
19:24 Termas do Sul: the first public spas in Augusto and its implementation
19:43 Termas do Sul or Termas Flavianas: distribution of internal spaces and their use
23:21 Flavian Forum : The Sanctuary of the Imperial Cult

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