Gades

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Gades was the ancient Phoenician and later Roman city located on the site of modern Cádiz in southwestern Spain, known as one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in Western Europe.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Gades canonical 2
Gades (Cádiz) 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Phoenician colony
Roman city
ancient city
associatedDeity Hercules Gaditanus NERFINISHED
Melqart NERFINISHED
civilization Carthaginian civilization
Phoenician civilization NERFINISHED
Roman civilization
continent Europe
country Spain
describedBy Pliny the Elder NERFINISHED
Strabo NERFINISHED
economy fishing and salting of fish
seafaring and trade
foundedAs Gadir NERFINISHED
foundedBy Phoenicians NERFINISHED
Tyrians NERFINISHED
grantedStatus Roman colonia
Roman municipium
hasFeature island or peninsula setting
natural harbor
hasGreekName Gadeira NERFINISHED
hasLatinName Gades NERFINISHED
heritage part of the historical heritage of Cádiz
knownFor being one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in Western Europe
maritime trade
strategic port
languageUsed Latin
Phoenician NERFINISHED
locatedIn Andalusia
modern Cádiz
southwestern Spain
locatedOn Atlantic coast of Spain
Bay of Cádiz NERFINISHED
modernName Cádiz NERFINISHED
near Strait of Gibraltar NERFINISHED
partOf Hispania NERFINISHED
Hispania Baetica NERFINISHED
presentIn Roman itineraries
classical literature
regionHistorically Baetica NERFINISHED
religion Phoenician polytheism
Roman religion NERFINISHED
timePeriod ancient Mediterranean
underControlOf Carthage NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED

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Carthaginian Iberia mainCity Gades
this entity surface form: Gades (Cádiz)