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Archaeological remains of an Age of Splendor] | It is an audiovisual work that combines the real image and virtual recreations, with which goes over the main Roman sites of the city of Cartagena |

On Thursday, March 11 release in the Centro Cultural Ramón Alonso Luzzy, Carthago Nova documentary.

Archaeological remains of the splendor of an era, with the presence of the director general of Telecommunications and Information Society of the Ministry of Economy and Finance of the Autonomous Community of Murcia, Pedro Garcia Diego Garcia and the councilor of the department of Culture , Celebration, Women's Archaeological Heritage of the City of Cartagena, María del Rosario Rodríguez Montero.

Following the resounding success of the premiere of 3D animation Carthago Nova.

Days of War and Peace, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, through the Integra back to Cartagena to the production of a new documentary that will screen in two passes, at 20 and 21 hours, with limited access to full capacity.

25-minute documentary presents a complete tour of the main sources of Cartagena belonging to Roman times.

By combining real images of the wreckage and 3D recreations of the same, it is possible to know how they were some of the main buildings of Carthago Nova 2000 years ago.

The Forum, the Curia, the Augusteum and the magnificent Teatro are some of the main deposits described in this audiovisual work, which has had the valuable collaboration of professionals and institutions, as the City of Cartagena, Cartagena Port of Cultures and the Foundation Teatro Romano de Cartagena, who cherish the rich knowledge of the city's Roman past.

This content will contribute to disseminating the historical heritage of Cartagena by the use of new technologies have been developed within the project Digital Murcia, framed in the Third Plan for the Development of Information Society, is a valuable tool to promote Internet use by citizens of the region by providing them a wide range of content and services exclusively through the portal Murcia www.regmurcia.com .

The documentary was later published on the website along with the rest carthagonova.regmurcia.com research content, reconstruction in 3D animation and digitization of historical texts already available on the city of Carthago Nova, which is the most comprehensive Internet portal of a Roman city of the Iberian Peninsula.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena