Everything about Segeda totally explained
Segeda is an ancient settlement, near today's
Zaragoza in modern-day
Spain. Originally it was a
Celtiberian town, whose inhabitants gave it the name
Sekeida. In
153 BC it was destroyed in a war with the
Romans. Soon after, a new settlement of the same name was built almost in the same site. It was under obvious Roman influence, due to the rectalinear layout of streets and other features. However, during the events of the
Roman Civil War, this "Segeda II", as archeologists have named it, was again ruined, and after
49 BC it was abandoned permanently. Recently excavations have begun in the area, bringing this ancient settlement into prominence.
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