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Archaeological remains of the splendor of an era '] | It is an audiovisual work that combines the real image and recreations of the remains for a complete tour of the main Roman sites of the city of Cartagena |

The documentary 'Carthago Nova.

Archaeological remains of the splendor of an era ', released today at the Cultural Center of Cartagena Luzzy Ramón Alonso, represents a further boost to multimedia work carried out by the Integra Foundation of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

The premiere was attended by the Director General of Telecommunications and Information Society, Pedro Garcia Diego, and Council Member of the Culture, Celebration, Women's Archaeological Heritage of the City of Cartagena, María del Rosario Montero.

Now in its day, the 3D animation film 'Carthago Nova.

Days of War and Peace 'was a huge success and, therefore, the Ministry of Finance through the Integra Foundation, go to Cartagena with a new production.

'Carthago Nova.

Archaeological remains of the splendor of an era 'may be viewing on the website along with the rest www.carthagonova.regmurcia.com research content, reconstruction in 3D animation and digitization of historical texts already available and presented on the city of Carthago Nova.

This is the most comprehensive portal on the Internet there is a Roman city of the Iberian Peninsula, and allows us to expand knowledge about the history of the region.

New DVD

In addition, the Integra Foundation has released a DVD featuring documentary and virtual reality tours of seven major Roman sites of the city.

During the presentation ceremony has been delivering 1,000 copies of the DVD to the City of Cartagena for distribution.

The documentary is 25 minutes long and makes a complete tour of the main sites of the Roman Cartagena.

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.

These contents, framed in the Third Plan for the Development of Information Society, help to publicize the historical heritage of Cartagena by the use of new technologies.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena