This article presents the main results of the archaeological intervention, which was carried out by Alebus S.L.
in 2011, in the Convent of La Merced in Elche. During the works, building remains were exhumed belonging to
the Arab baths, as well as different floorings in the cloister. Some remains have also been documented that,
possibly belonged to the Baroque church demolished after the Civil War and a necropolis from the 18th and 19th centuries
related to such a building.
Archaeological intervention in the Convento de la Merced (Elche, Alicante) (2014)
By: De Miguel Ibáñez, María Paz, López Seguí, Eduardo J., Sánchez Mondéjar, Celso, Torregrosa Giménez, Palmira
Article information
Author(s):
De Miguel Ibáñez, María Paz, López Seguí, Eduardo J., Sánchez Mondéjar, Celso, Torregrosa Giménez, Palmira
Year: 2014
Series: MARQ Magazine. Archaeology and Museum
Order: 146
Publication:
MARQ, ARCHAEOLOGY AND MUSEUMS EXTRA - 01
