Visigothic site of Pla de Nadal

It constitutes a practically unique example since there are very few remains that we can find from the Visigoth era in the entire Iberian Peninsula. Among the unique pieces, a small medallion stands out with the anagram TEB DEM IR, which could correspond to the name of the founder or owner of the building, the historical figure Teodomiro de Orihuela, subscriber of the famous pact of submission to the Arabs at the beginning of the 8th century. It had two floors that would reach 12 m in height. The ground floor, the one preserved, was intended for the storage of grain, oil and wine. And the upper floor was the noble classroom. Declared BIC.