ancient Baetica

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Ancient Baetica was a prosperous Roman province in southern Hispania, known for its rich agriculture, trade, and early urban development around cities like Corduba and Hispalis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman province
historical region
administrativeStatus senatorial province
agriculturalProduct cereals
grapes
olives
archaeologicalEvidence Monte Testaccio amphorae
borderedBy Hispania Tarraconensis
Lusitania
capital Corduba
linked to: Córdoba
coastOn Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
createdUnder Augustus
dividedInto conventus iuridici
economicRole important commercial hub in western Mediterranean
major exporter of olive oil to Rome
establishedInCentury 1st century BC
exportedProduct olive oil amphorae
exportedTo Rome
governedBy proconsul
integratedInto Diocletianic provincial reforms
knownFor Romanization
early urban development
garum production
olive oil production
rich agriculture
trade
wine production
languageUsed Latin
legalDistrict conventus Cordubensis
conventus Gaditanus
conventus Hispalensis
locatedIn Iberian Peninsula
southern Hispania
linked to: southern Spain
majorCity Corduba
linked to: Córdoba

Gades
Hispalis
linked to: Italica

Italica
majorRiver Baetis
modernEquivalentRegion Andalusia
partOf Hispania
linked to: Hispania (probable)

Roman Empire
preRomanPeoples Celtiberians
linked to: Celtiberia

Tartessians
Turdetani
religion Roman polytheism
urbanFeature Roman colonies
municipia

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Malaka hasHistoricalRegion ancient Baetica