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Tiermes
Tiermes, Latin Termes, was a Celtiberian town of the Arevaci on a sandstone ridge in the modern province of Soria, Spain. It resisted Rome in the 2nd century BCE and later became a Roman municipium, with rock-cut houses, an aqueduct and a forum. The site was abandoned in the Middle Ages and is now an archaeological park.
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