Villa of Torre de Palma

Villa of Torre de Palma
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Also known as: Estação romana de Monforte, Ruínas de Torre de Palma, Torre de Palma, Torre de Palma Roma villası, Villa de Torre de Palma, Villa lusitano-romaine de Torre de Palma, Villa Lusitano Romana de Torre de Palma, Villa Lusitano-Romana de Torre de Palma

The villa of Torre de Palma is located about 5 km northwest of Monforte on the main road to Vaiamonte [1]. The remains of the villa were discovered in 1947 and until 1956, excavations were conducted under the direction of the Portuguese archaeologist Manuel Heleno [1]. The chronology of the various periods of the villa ranges from the 1st to the 5th century [1]. In addition to a large residential complex, a thermal complex was discovered to the east, and a building north of the main building may also have been used for residential purposes [1].

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TypeResidence/villa/farmhouse
Period1 - 500 AD
CountryPortugal
Coordinates39.0624° N, 7.4885° W

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