Moors

For more than a thousand years, historians have argued over where Almanzor’s “lost city” really stood. It was an administrative capital built at speed, by one of the most powerful and controversial figures of late Umayyad al-Andalus, then erased so thoroughly that even its footprint slipped from memory. Now, a new study using high-resolution LiDAR data suggests the mystery may be ending, pointing to a large, structured urban site east of Córdoba that matches what medieval texts imply about Madinat al-Zāhira (Medina al-Zahira) reports La Brújula Verde. Deciphering the Truth Behind the Moors in Spain The Roman Bridge of Cordoba that Transported Armies A “city of power” hidden in the landscape The proposal comes from University of Córdoba researcher Antonio