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La fortaleza de Els Vilars (Arbeca, Lleida), construida en torno al 750 cal. ANE y abandonada poco después del 350 ANE, constituye un yacimiento clave para la comprensión de la Primera Edad del Hierro y la Época Ibérica en sus fases antigua y plena en el noreste de la Península Ibérica. Sus defensas excepcionales, muralla torreada, barrera de piedras hincadas y foso, la convierten en referente de la fortificación ibérica. El proyecto "Vilars 2000" tiene por objeto la investigación, la recuperación patrimonial y la difusión pública. Se exponen los objetivos del Plan Director, así como la estrategia de obtención de recursos económicos, incidiendo en su condición de valor turístico de primer orden.

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