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RECORD OF ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE OLD TOWN Belchite (ZARAGOZA)
Characteristics and assessment of it.
Millán Jesús Baquero. Institution
Fernando El Católico .- Zaragoza, 1988


Among the books that I keep in my small library has a prominent place for dealing Belchite. Among them is the work of Jesus Baquero Millán, magnificent publication that examines the state of the main buildings of the Old Town known as Belchite, noting, of course, religious buildings. We found the following
sections: I.

- STATE OF THE QUESTION.
II .- HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF Belchite.
III .- INVENTARRIO AND DOCUMENTATION.
III. 1. INVENTARIOY USEFULNESS OF PROCESS FOLLOWED IN PREPARATION.
III. 1. 1. Inventory value and need
III. 1. 2. Process and methodology to be followed surveying

Written description


III selective criteria. 2. SITUATION.
III. 3. GENERAL FEATURES OF THE PEOPLE
3. 3. 1. Factors that conditioned its architecture.
The materials available
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The mud, adobe, rammed earth, brick, tile, limestone, reeds, wood, plaster, lime
typological characteristics. The Muslim occupation

III. 3. 2. Some significant data
III. 3. 3. The galleries of arches and eaves (Interestingly, the study made by the author of these elements so characteristic of Belchite)

III. 4. Arco de la Villa.
III. 5. Arco de San Roque
III. 6. Convent of St. Augustine.
III. 7. Convento de San Rafael.
III. 8 Church of St. John.
III. 9. Church of St. Martin of Tours. Construction of the XIV, XVI, XVII, XVIII and XIX. Mudejar tower
III. 10. Aragon House and parts

In all these places the author studies the location, current status, materials used, design features, interior and exterior description.

IV. Around the concept of historical, cultural and artistic cultural heritage. APPENDIX


Some suggestions as possible alternatives. Sources
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plans and photographs. Bibliography


stand out as valuable contribution plans made by the author.
We would have liked this work had been done before. Had been more items for study. In addition, we miss a reference the Seminary building, but in that time and would be in ruins.

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Cayo Lara: "IU in municipalities and autonomous regions will spearhead to create jobs, protect the public and restore democracy"

federal coordinator warns the opening of the Municipal and Regional Programmatic Convention taking place in Madrid that "bipartisanship is the present crisis, unemployment and the plot Gürtel, including high-profile scandals corruption. Democracy is discredited because we have been robbed with a speech that apparently intolerable social practice servility to power financial and speculative. " Cayo

Lara has called today for public office and officials present at the Convention Municipal and Regional Programmatic developed in Madrid that "the United Left is in municipalities and autonomous regions where representation has spearheaded to create jobs, jobs and employment, defend public and restore democracy against corruption. "

In this important meeting during the whole day work in shaping the regional and municipal programs ahead of the elections of 22-M, IU's federal coordinating officer noted that this qualification "to create alternative employment. We are the only political force to defend federal public services without complex, with determination, and ethics we have sufficient authority to propose a pact to democratic feedback against corruption. "

The head of IU did at the beginning of his speech a declaration of principles of what is expected of men and women who make up between now and the important election day of May. "Today," he said we take a step to open a river of hope to many people who need recognized in a project of the Left at the next election. A project honest, reliable and with heart. " Lara

analyzed the current political landscape designed in unison by the PSOE and PP, and stressed that "bipartisanship is the present crisis, unemployment and the plot Gürtel, including notorious scandals of alleged and / or proven corruption. Democracy is discredited because it has been stolen. And steal us a speech that apparently the opposite of social practice what they preach with an intolerable subservience to the financial power and speculative. "

"And rob us," he continued in the name of the trust if they could extend a statewide Gürtel, or those who continue to violate the principles of ethics and honesty in public life, with salaries for life, costumes, EREs flawed, "Palma-sand 'and too many etceteras." Lara Cayo

vehemently insisted that "therefore, and from the ethical authority to recognize us, I propose that we reiterate in all institutions a pact to ethical and democratic feedback against corruption."

face of hypocrisy and inaction displayed by the PSOE and the PP in this area, which rarely agree on pre-election campaign with big words and then boycott any political initiative recalled that "the elements of this agreement are contained in the Bill that introduced political force in Congress on February 12, 2010 through our deputy Gaspar Llamazares, and still untouched yet by the decision of the Government and that fills their mouths with empty rhetoric and demagoguery. " The responsible federal

UI again focus on economic alternatives, which focused much of his speech, and stressed that "the neoliberal policies are designed by and for the powerful, who want all the loot, and practices reach many municipalities with disastrous results which are in view of everyone. "

warned that "our country can no longer cope unemployment rates as the present without compromising social cohesion which has hitherto enjoyed, but deteriorates every day." Given this personal drama, social and family said that "for IU's main challenge facing the English economy is creating jobs, because the main problem is the suffering of many people who do not have a job." Cayo

Lara said that "our programs and municipal management are committed to economic development based on a new production model, active employment, the public sector as a catalyst for the economy and create jobs, a fair and progressive tax policy, and the full protection of the unemployed. "

Stressing the concrete, said that "regional planning, urban policy, industrial land allocations, special support to the productive, tax policy, procurement policy and public employment generated by local councils, have much to do with the creation of a favorable or unfavorable environment for the job. "

"Since IU's commitment to the public sector, we undertake detailed to fight outsourcing and privatization of public services, investing in direct contracting with criteria of transparency and equality. We must not allow the rights become business. " Lara

expressed total satisfaction and reassurance about how the United Left must face the election day because "we are creating more confidence among citizens, between workers and young people in particular. Where we govern or where opposition in the daily management or specific proposal on how to address the problems of a fully participatory manner we have one of our signs of identity. " Cayo

Lara summed up his presentation with a call to "not a step backwards in the fight for employment, nor a step backward in defending the public and not a step back from corruption."

"We will not resort to elections," he concluded as usual with our values, ethics, honesty, commitment, generosity, solvency, with feet on the ground, intelligence in the proposal and the heart in utopia. "

stressed that "all this and the real and effective participation by flag, go with the leftists. We have no electoral ceiling, only that the people want us. "

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BELIGIO-M (item Ángel Álvarez Aguirre)


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With this title (abbreviated) published a professor at the University of Zaragoza, D. Antonio Beltran, in the now somewhat distant year 1980 in the Heraldo de Aragón, an article on the findings at various points of Aragon of the Iberian coins BELIGIO-M. The reference sample is labeled Beligio Iberian-m, accompanied by the secondary be or bel. That article made a detailed study of coins and said, "the most interesting problem in relation to these currencies is the status of the mint station. " The aforementioned Professor bent at first to be identified with Belchite Beligio, but seemed to hesitate in knowing that both D. Pío Beltrán, and D. Miguel Beltran were inclined to place the best option in Azaila Beligio, "while not proven otherwise."

I have no news that this situation has been clarified after this time is that archeology could only do with a lucky break through an important finding.

can use geography, which at first seems to have better options, mainly because we have a source as important as geography in eight volumes gave us the geographer and astronomer Ptolemy. This source is unique in providing the geographic coordinates of the places it describes. Unfortunately the list does not include Beligio. In contrast, in the scenario of the apparitions of the coins contained Belia Ptolemy assigned the coordinates 14 º 10'W - 40 º 45'N. Then, this Belia has partnered Belchite name, starting with the authority of the "geographical-historical dictionary of Spain" (1846) by Pascual Madoz, who in turn refers to Sylburg. And from there, others have been saying the same thing, and this is the general opinion in the village of Belchite.

Never mind that Belchite current coordinates are not covered by Belia, because we all know that Ptolemy's measurements were necessarily inaccurate, taking into account the measurement procedures that existed then, involving a flat projection of the sphere. Still, their measurements had the good sense to offer a useful approach, its main effect a small but steady shift measurements it takes to enlarge the west and northwest of the Iberian Peninsula.

not find the solution here too appetizing, we can only rely on history and philology in particular.

By simple deduction, we found that the name should not philologically Belchite Belia, if only by the law of least effort that tends to shorten, not lengthen the words. Consequently, we must test whether the name comes from Beligio Belchite.

Research by the International Academic Union gathered in his "Tabula Imperii Romani" (1993) provides the name of BELIKIOM as a mint of uncertain location "may Belchite near." Other mints of the area to be put in relation with the group bel, such as BELAISKOM, KONTREBIA Belaisca also incorporate their names in the letter `K 'that, linguistically, it has no stability, because it becomes the letter` C'. And philologically the letter `C 'is interchangeable with the` G', as observed in many current examples and time: ARCOBRICA / ARCOBRIGA, Ercávica / ERGAVICA, Seki / Segi, and so on. Thus, becomes BELIGIOM BELIKIOM.

However, in this name are other features. First, the adjective forms a BEL strong language group, which makes the vowel 'i' which follows, is weak and tends to disappear, while building the second 'i' which is the only voice that is However, with regard to the ending 'om' is as inappropriate for a Roman to us, so that will change without remedy. And changed with the emergence of a `t 'probably by Moorish influence, requiring continued support of a vowel: you.

Indeed, we know that Belchite in the Middle Ages, was called Belgit. In 1373 and Belchite Belxit appears. In 1427 as Belchite and Belchite.

now ask: Where does the name Belgit?. Imagine the reverse. We remove the `t 'and add the` i' disappeared, and is clearly Beligi, ie Beligio.

But we in the middle phoneme 'g' we pronounce it with a distinctive sound (sound ensure affricate) different from other languages, both modern and ancient. In fact, the `g 'or Belgit Beligio, it did not ever with that sound including ours, but fricative or sibilant sound, so that when writing it, was interpreted as `x 'or' ch '. Thus, we have the following transformation:

BELIKIOM
Beligiom
BEL (i) GIT (Belgit)
BELXIT - Belchite (1373-1427)
Belchite

As for the name of Belia we left behind, your script depends on codices that also translated as Velia, Belei, Beliea. And most strikingly, a significant transcription because it is near the view put forward here, and it BELEGIA (Geogr. Rav. 318.7).
The aforementioned "Tabula Imperii R." brings a topographic input for "Our Lady of Belchite Pueyo, ie, El Pueyo," as the establishment of the Roman era, badly damaged, "meaning to indicate that this is the geographical point where it should be the mint of Belikiom .. Around that Pueyo, the Romans built their "villas." Villas are still significant in a lower terrain, with its remnants of terra sigillata. Is clarified the origin of the name from Beligio Belchite. And perhaps you are Pueyo things to say.

ANGEL ALVAREZ AGUIRRE, historian.