1. Other peoples possibly related to the Iberians are the Vascones, though more related to the Aquitani than to the Iberians.

2. The Iberians traded extensively with other Mediterranean cultures.

3. The Iberians were particularly fond of ambushes and guerrilla tactics.

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5. In the past, alluvial diamond mining employed up to # iberians

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7. Iberian coins were minted at Setabi.

8. Basques as Neolithic immigrants or even as an Iberian tribe (the latter based in arguable similarities between Iberian and

9. The requirements with regard to breed are ‘100 % Iberian’ and ‘Iberian’, the latter having at least 75 % Iberian blood. The requirements with regard to diet are ‘acorn-fed’ or ‘pastured, fodder-fattened’.

10. Almohadball evolved from Almoravidball in the Iberian

11. The Andalusian is represented by the names Iberian Saddle Horse, Iberian War Horse, Jennet, Ginete, Lusitano, Alter Real, Carthusian, Spanish Horse, Portuguese

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13. The Roman sources also use the term Hispani to refer to the Iberians.

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15. Castile A medieval kingdom (or county ) in the Iberian Peninsula

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18. Iberian warfare was endemic and based on intertribal raiding and pillaging.

19. And the Andalusian is also called The Iberian horse, since the Andalusian and Lusitano originated from the Iberian Peninsula, and in ancient Greek and Roman times, they were

20. The Iberian Peninsula harbours 24 taxa of native large Branchiopods (LBs)

21. The production of Iberian pig is deeply rooted to the Mediterranean ecosystem.

22. 100 % Iberian acorn-fed shoulder ham, from 100 % Iberian pigs. The finished shoulder hams must weigh more than 3,7 kg and the production process must take at least 365 days.

23. The possibility also exists that some of the long-coated water dogs grew up with the ancient Iberians.

24. The Iberian conflict began when Portugal continued trade with Britain despite French restrictions.

25. These eastern Iberian territories were repopulated with people from the March of Gothia.

26. He commanded 4,000 Numidian, 2,000 Iberian, 4,000 Gallic and 450 Libyan-Phoenician cavalry.

27. After the last Ice Age, R. pyrenaica occupied most of the Iberian Peninsula.

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29. At the Pyrenees, he released 11,000 Iberian troops who showed reluctance to leave their homeland.

30. The Spanish Ministry of Environment has established an ad hoc working group for the Iberian lynx.

31. The Kingdom of León was an independent kingdom situated in the northwest region of the Iberian Peninsula.

32. Albacete is the driest interior province of the Iberian Peninsula, with about 14 inches (350 mm) average

33. This is when the challenge becomes real and The Iberian Anglo greek Play the stakes get high.

34. Pliny the Elder reported that the Gauls and Iberians used the foam skimmed from beer to produce "a lighter kind of bread than other peoples."

35. Bullfighting is an iconic tradition in Spain and one of the defining cultural characteristics of this Iberian nation

36. Handcraft manship sliced iberian acorn ham. You could fully appreciate all the quality and superb taste in each cut.

37. 14 Barja, an Autonomous University of Madrid zoologist, inspected wolf scat in a mountainous region of Spain's northwest Iberian Peninsula.

38. [Spanish, shoe with a sole of hempen or jute rope, from Mozarabic *Alpargata : Andalusian Arabic al-parġa, the hempen rope shoe (al-, the + parġa, hempen rope shoe, from medieval Iberian Romance *abarca, of pre-Roman Iberian origin; akin to Basque abarka, Spanish abarca, and Catalan avarca

39. It is found from the western part of the Iberian Peninsula through western, central and eastern Europe to the Ural.

40. Periodically, he considered flight to the Iberian Peninsula, which would have allowed the English to advance their occupation of France.

41. [Spanish, shoe with a sole of hempen or jute rope, from Mozarabic *Alpargata : Andalusian Arabic al-parġa, the hempen rope shoe (al-, the + parġa, hempen rope shoe, from medieval Iberian Romance *abarca, of pre-Roman Iberian origin; akin to Basque abarka, Spanish abarca, and Catalan avarca

42. Although it is common to think of Caudillos in the context of Spanish America, the prototypes are deep in the Iberian

43. Bullrings of spain Bullfighting is an iconic tradition in Spain and one of the defining cultural characteristics of the Iberian nation

44. The break-up of Al-Andalus into the competing taifa kingdoms helped the long embattled Iberian Christian kingdoms gain the initiative.

45. Iberia remained in Persian hands, and the Iberians who had left their country were given the choice of remaining in Roman territory or returning to their native land.

46. The Andalusian descended from Spanish and Portuguese Iberian horses, and it originates from the province, Andalusia, where it gets its name

47. Although it is common to think of Caudillos in the context of Spanish America, the prototypes are deep in the Iberian past.

48. We studied species boundaries in Iberian Barbels, Barbus and Luciobarbus, a system of populations and species spanning a wide degree of genetic …

49. We investigated the differentiation of Spanish Basques from the rest of Iberian populations by means of a dense, genome-wide SNP array.

50. Unfortunately, the Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) is now known for something else that has nothing to do with its eyesight or its shrewdness.

51. Ashkenazi Jews are popularly contrasted with Sephardi Jews, who settled in the Iberian Peninsula, and Mizrahi Jews who remained in the Middle East

52. By 1150, the Almohads had taken Morocco as well as Seville, Córdoba, Badajoz, and Almería in the Iberian Peninsula.

53. The region forms part of the old Iberian plateau, with sandy clay soils of the lacustrine pleistocene era and modern alluvial soils (lowlands).

54. Philip I swore to rule Portugal as a kingdom separate from his Spanish domains, under the personal union known as the Iberian Union.

55. The distinguishing trait of the Iberian stock used in Bullfighting as it is known today is its spirited and continuous attack without provocation

56. While the Almoravids continued to expand their realm in North Africa, Christian states in Iberia began to chip away at the Iberian Muslim states.

57. They are thought to be the only U.S. breed which is descended from the Iberian-type pigs brought to North America by the Spanish.

58. Castilian Spanish, the variety or dialect of the Spanish language spoken specifically in Castile; Crown of Castile, a former state on the Iberian Peninsula

59. Among the Iberian people they sampled were 80 males from Catalonia as a region, not separating out ethnic Catalans and Catalan-speakers from non-Catalans

60. It’s an ancient stone with an important history because it was used throughout the Iberian Peninsula for many monuments, churches, monasteries, palaces, sculptures, columns and Baldachins…

61. The Almoravids were a Berber dynasty from the Sahara that ruled over a wide area of northwestern Africa and the Iberian peninsula during the 11th century.

62. The Castilian is a Romance or Latin language which was formed in a region of the Iberian Peninsula , between the year 500 and the year 800/900 d

63. The storm likely reached the Atlas mountain range as a low-pressure area by 23 January 1982, reinforced by an elongated, slowly-drifting trough above the Iberian Peninsula.

64. Built over several different periods between 5000 and 4000 BCE, the Almendres Cromlech are the finest example of Neolithic structures on the Iberian Peninsula, though it remained undiscovered until

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66. In the Portuguese Colonial Brazil, white people born in the Iberian Peninsula were known as reinóis, while whites born in Brazil with both parents being reinóis were known as mazombos.

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69. The Almohad Caliphate was a Moorish caliphate that existed in North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula from 1121 to 1269, with Marrakesh serving as its African capital and Seville serving as its Spanish capital

70. The Almoravids were crucial in preventing the fall of Al-Andalus to the Iberian Christian kingdoms, when they decisively defeated a coalition of the Castilian and Aragonese armies at the Battle of Sagrajas in 1086

71. New petrological data on magmatic rocks obtained from the Iberia Abyssal Plain and from the Gorringe Bank, combined with those already known on the Galicia Bank, allow to better constrain the formation of the West Iberian Margin.

72. The Iberian pig can be either red or dark in colour, if black ranging from dark to grey, with little or no hair and a lean body, thus giving rise to the familiar name pata negra, or "black hoof".

73. Borrowed from Spanish, probably of pre-Latin substratal origin Note: The word Arroyo is traditionally compared with Latin arrugia, a word used by Pliny (Historia naturalis 33.70) for galleries excavated into mountainsides in the Iberian peninsula to extract gold.

74. The Almoravids of Spain The Almoravid ruler Yūsuf ibn Tāshufīn entered the Iberian Peninsula from North Africa and slowly advanced to the fields of Al-Zallāqah, north of Badajoz (Baṭalyaws), where in 1086 he defeated a Castilian army under Alfonso VI

75. Europe's deep-ocean margin - where the continental shelf plunges from a depth of 200 metres to the abyssal plain some 4,000 metres below - stretches for some15,000 kilometres, from the Arctic to the Iberian peninsular, extending through the Mediterranean and into the Black Sea.

76. The word is a compound of the Iberian languages' words for "water" (agua in Spanish; aigua in Catalan; água in Portuguese; auga in Galician) and "burning"/"fiery" (ardiente in Spanish; ardent in Catalan; Ardente in Portuguese and Galician).

77. Alicante is located in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea.Some orographic features rising over the largely flat terrain where the city is built on include the Cabo de la Huerta [], the Serra Grossa [], the Tossal [] and the Benacantil hills.

78. 1260 – 26 February, 1349) was a Nasrid princess of the Emirate of Granada, the last Muslim state on the Iberian Peninsula.A daughter of Sultan Muhammad II and an expert in the study of barnamaj (Biobibliographies of Islamic scholars), she married her father's cousin and trusted ally, Abu Said Faraj.

79. The term Azulejo comes from the Arabic word az-zulayj, meaning "polished stone." The Moors brought this term to the Iberian Peninsula, but despite their long presence, their influence in early Portuguese Azulejos was actually introduced from Spain in the 15th century, well after the Christian reconquest.

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