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English: General view from the northeast of archaeological site corresponding to the castle of Valderrábano (Palencia, Spain). Its ruins are buried in the highest part of the town, known as ‘’El Torrejón’’ place. At this point, guess the remains of a medieval fortification. The only visible remains correspond with a mound of 2 meters high, where the remains of the lower layers of boulders of what could be a 10 metres long by wide 8.50 Tower looming scarce. Different height reaching the grain grown in the plot, especially shortly before its harvest, allows clearly follow the path of the walls of the Castle marked in almost all its entirety except the Northwest corner. This phenomenon is due to that than the land of work are still the foundation of the fortress. The difference in the North of the fortress wall cereal growth can be seen in the first term. In the back part of the image, the Church of Santa Cecilia.
Español: Vista general desde el Noreste del yacimiento arqueológico correspondiente al castillo de Valderrábano (Palencia, Castilla-León). Sus ruinas están enterradas en la parte más alta de la localidad, en el pago conocido como el Torrejón. En este punto, se adivinan los restos de una fortificación de origen medieval. Los únicos restos visibles se corresponden con un montículo de unos 2 metros de alto, en la que asoman escasas restos de las hiladas inferiores, a base de cantos rodados, de lo que pudo ser una torre de unos 10 metros de largo por 8,50 de ancho.
La diferente altura que alcanza el cereal que se cultiva en la parcela, especialmente poco antes de su cosecha, permite seguir claramente el trazado de los muros del castillo marcado en casi toda su totalidad, salvo la esquina Noroeste. Este fenómeno se debe a que debajo de la tierra de labor se encuentren aún los cimientos de la fortaleza. En el primer término se aprecia la diferencia de crecimiento del cereal del muro Norte de la fortaleza. En la parte posterior de la imagen, la Iglesia de Santa Cecilia. |
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