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The remains found of the Stone Bridge is the eighteenth and its documentation should be preserved

BIC was declared in 2002 and, therefore, work should aim to recover original state of the viaduct and the subsequent reforms. Heritage study whether they can retain despite their great damage.:: Expoagua awarded the new yacht while the old building is demolished
Photographer: JOSE MIGUEL MARCO Two workers observe the wooden stakes used to secure the sill once the bed of


N. River Asin. Zaragoza The remains of the Stone Bridge that have appeared during excavations in the third arch dating from the eighteenth century, the report of Phidias Trade - the company responsible for the work ", which yesterday received the Directorate-General of Heritage. The declaration of this monument as a Cultural (BIC) in 2002 recommended maintenance or recovery because they are elements of one of the most important reforms that suffered the viaduct XVIII.De century now, the DGA Heritage is studying this report and those who have made their technicians and the Zaragoza City Council to prepare an opinion with the requirements to be met by future work on the canal. "The report describes what has been found and their conservation status. Now we have to analyze it more time, "said the CEO of Heritage, Jaime Vicente.De fact, warned that need to be evaluated whether they can retain despite their great damage and I could run" a danger "to the foundation. Therefore, he insisted that "there will be to analyze the situation from the point of view of heritage and structural cracks but not active." Thus, Vicente also referred to the gullies or hollows appeared: "We'll see how they affect stability, but there is no risk. "Heritage must also decide how to rectify, but the City Council and went ahead to be Expoagua hormigón.En filled with concrete, the remains of a retaining wall between 1720 and 1729, according to the documentation that exists of those years on the reform undertaken in the Stone Bridge and has enabled the company to date him. However, it still lacks some samples and perform analysis. His condition is not very good because of the many avenues of river that has suffered. It sits on a layer of pebbles and there is only one row of sillares.La statement as BIC Stone Bridge provides that "works and reforms in the future will be carried out aimed at the recovery of the original work of interventions, especially those carried out by D. Agustín Sanz (1724-1801), and would be subject to the provisions of the procedure under the Law 3 / 1999 of March 10 Aragonés Cultural Heritage ". The author of this important reform is also that of the Puerta del Carmen and Church of the Holy Cross, along with Julian Yarza.Expoagua has always argued that their project is not problematic because it acts on a floor, according to studies by Fernandez Casado, 1982 to the 1992 reform was reformed in 1910, as found under concrete slabs, and that in any case, not part of the structure of puente.Pero also some remains of concrete that was used to repair in later and wooden stakes, which were placed to secure the sill to the river bed and stop the deterioration. Yesterday, could be seen on the runway. Its origin is still unknown and has not been able to extract any sample. "No stone hearth, only wooden stakes and boulders," explained Jaime Vicente.
End of cleanup first, yesterday finished the excavation and cleanup jobs. The company is now awaiting the opinion of Heritage to start the works that allow the river navigability. Specifically, the project of the Expo is to build a concrete channel fifteen feet wide by others as long with a depth of one meter. A meter deep that aims to win over the current slab, which is in a state of severe deterioration, we must add the thickness of the concrete slab to be installed in the bed, about one meter. The total excavation will be about two meters.

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Digging our history. Trench Agüero.

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Digging our history

Twelve people were shot in the town of Huesca Aguero in September 1936. Until now their families do not know exactly where to leave a bouquet of flowers, but thanks to the oral testimonies that have survived over the years, Bernardo Aladrén Foundation has succeeded in locating the grave where they were buried.

Archaeologists and anthropologists analyzed each of the bones found Zaragoza .- On September 18, 1936, twelve residents of the Aragonese village of Murillo de Gallego and Agüero were "removed" from their homes in the dark of the night for a journey from which he never returned. Two dry taps in the door with the butts of the rifles of the Civil Guard were enough to tell them that they had to accompany the explanations were not necessary. Among them was the mayor of Zaragoza Murillo de Gallego, José Moncayola, who, before leaving home, put on his best shirt, Sundays, and corduroy suit only because he thought they were going to interrogate. After a hard and long twelve-hour interrogation, the men were loaded onto a truck that took them outside Agüero (Huesca), the estate of "Espadero" where they waited three graves and a few Republicans had to dig . could be the plot of a movie or the outcome of a novel, but it's reality. In every corner of Spain you can find such stories can vary the number people or place, but always the same: people who are shot by the mere fact of having a different ideology. been about 68 years since the end of the Civil War and even now there are many families who do not know where the bodies of their parents or grandparents, as is the case with the families of the twelve men who were shot in Agüero . Until now placed a bouquet of flowers on a traffic sign, since they knew the terrain, but not the exact spot where they were killed. However, thanks to the oral testimonies that have been preserved over the years, Bernardo Aladrén Foundation, at the request of those affected, has been located two of the graves that ended September 18, 1936 with the lives of their loved ones. "The daughters and granddaughters of those shot were in contact with us," said foundation spokesman, David Corellano. "We raised and we had not intervene or not intervene, but the magnitude of the pit and the interest of the family thought it was good to invest our efforts to exhume the bodies are buried," he added Corellano. "This grave is very expressive," notes anthropologist José Ignacio Lorenzo. "They're lying. Not dead with a bullet in the neck, but died after falling into the pit " Lorenzo explained. entering inside the tent, mounted on the pit to work without noticing the presence of sunlight, the panorama that unfolds before your eyes is heartbreaking. A person lying with his arms raised and his mouth open is the position in which the first skeleton is excavated. The mind of each one to see this picture fly without hesitation and wondering what they thought before he died, and even get to see reflected in their bones the fear passed. The pit is four meters long and 90 inches wide, so that the four men fitted into the gap as they could. Appear on each other, hiding from each other with hands, arms, legs and head. La Fundación Bernardo Aladrén trabaja en la excavación de la fosa Excavación de la fosa A principios de junio, una vez conseguidos los permisos de la DGA y Patrimonio, la fundación comenzó a excavar en la finca Espadero. El método que han tenido que utilizar ha sido la cata arqueológica, puesto que los procedimientos geológicos, que consisten en utilizar un georadar que determina la posible ubicación de los restos, no han sido eficaces en ese terreno. “Porque las señales que daban las íbamos excavando manualmente y eran negativas”, highlights the archaeologist Javier Navarro. finally opted for manual surveys, using a shovel. The result was so successful that after two hours, had before them the first skeletal remains. "Here we have located four individuals are identified even have pictures of some of them," says Navarro, who makes clear that the causes of death are clear: they were shot. "I must now determine some of the circumstances of his death and burial," the archaeologist. The works are, at present, in a first phase is to lower the ground surface and define fossa. Now they are excavating and studying the skeletal remains while the material remains that are associated with the remains: buttons, buckles and shoe brands. Once this part, containing all the bones to be studied later in the laboratory by anthropologists. "This is a protocol not only from the Government of Aragon, but also the UN and is used for assassination of the worst massacres," says the anthropologist. "And we are using to find the exact position of the bones and thus know how they died," continues Lawrence. The last phase of this process focuses on preparing archaeological skeletons for subsequent exhumation and transfer to the laboratory to make a full record each of them. "Bone is like an open book we know the sex, age, diseases that have affected the bones throughout life and see the impact of bullets and if affected vital organs," says the anthropologist. After all this journey through which they must pass the skeletons, finally, families can pick up the bodies and give them a proper burial. English Mauser Alongside the human remains, found a cartridge that recalls the tragic end that took these people. With that bullet, archaeologist Miguel Ángel Zapater been able to identify the year and place of manufacture. Everything indicates that this is a bullet in 1920 and comes from a English Mauser 7x57. This type of bullet is made up of a cartridge, which is the part that leaves the gun, and sheaths, which is the part that stays where it appears sufficient information to verify with certainty the location and origin projectile. During the Civil War, the cartridges are manufactured without any recording to avoid reprisals, "but we will be lucky because these bullets dating from before the war." general image courses in the area of \u200b\u200bAgüero mass Map Bernardo Aladrén Foundation and the Association for Historical Memory of Aragon (ARHMA) work together to develop a map of the graves that exist in Community of Aragon. "It would be logical that where more mass could be found were in areas where the Civil War had a more virulent," says David Corellano. "At the beginning of the war when there was still no justice administration, trials were carried out were mere farces and, in many cases not even had conduct trials, just picked up the leaders and workers in each village were shot directly, "notes Correllano. This map consists of a document that will gather all the information can be obtained on each of the graves and the people who are buried in them. "With the result we get a document that allows us to better understand what was the repression that took place in Aragon," the spokesman for the foundation. "All this is only successful to the extent that we get information," says Corellano. Thousands of people were shot during the Civil War and beyond and still Now, some 70 years later, their families still do not know exactly where to put a bouquet of flowers.