The Cemetery of Puig des Molins is the best preserved necropolis of the Phoenician-Punic culture wit

has such a rich historical legacy that on December 4th 1999 Unesco created a category called Ibiza, Biodiversity and Culture in its World Heritage section. Ibiza, one of the Balearic Islands off the coast of Spain has multiple cultural and historical sites such as the acropolis of Dalt Vila , the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta and the Cemetery of Puig des Molins . Ibiza's Upper Town is part of a fortified acropolis which has saved its various cultural influences in its walls and urban setup from the various periods car rental in cyprus it has been influenced. Its fortifications were built in the 16th century and with renaissance influences.
The site of Sa Caleta was supposedly car rental in cyprus settled in the 7th century BC by the Phoenicians until the 7th century BC. Some of the things that have been found in the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta include large ovens and sandstone mills, bronze fishing hooks, jugs and pictures, and fabric. The Phoenicians left Sa Caleta in 600 BC and then went to the Bay of Eivissa to create the town of Eivissa . The settling of the Phoenicians brought many new things to Ibiza such as metal works with iron, writings, town planning, and pottery made with a wheel.
The Cemetery of Puig des Molins is the best preserved necropolis of the Phoenician-Punic culture with over 3000 Punic tombs. Some of the most important finds at this site include decorated Ostrich eggs and and a bust of the goddess Tanit. During the Punic period, the city was a trading center that exported products from around the Mediterranean.