Pompei Tropaea

monument · 330 BC – 640 AD

In 71 BC, as Pompey returned to Italy from Iberia, he set up a monument in the Pyrenees known as the Pompei Tropaea. This monument commemorated the 876 cities Pompey had conquered. Pompey's monument was spoliated in late antiquity, and a medieval church and later priory were built on the site. Spoliated in turn, what remains of all these structures now comprises the Sitio arqueológico de Panissars on the French/Spanish border.

Coordinates
42.45507, 2.85426
Dating
attested

Sources

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