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Period when humans were nomads and lived on hunting -
agriculture and livestock appear and they become sedentary -
The Levante and the South are the first points.It is divided into Old Neolithic and Full Neolithic -
the first metals appear such as iron, copper, tin -
great events occur such as the kingdom of Tartessians, the waves of Indo-European peoples, and indigenous colonizations -
Carthage war against the Romans that expands through the Iberian peninsula gaining ground after successive wars -
It is divided into ulterior (north) and citerior (south). The most romanized provinces are directed by the senate of Rome -
the Visigoths populate the Iberian peninsula taking advantage of the weakness of the Romans -
They manage to occupy most of the Iberian peninsula and consolidate their power -
The Visigothic monarchy falls due to the invasion of the Muslims -
The territory located north of the Cantabrian mountain range and the Pyrenees were left outside the Muslim domain -
the power of the astu-lions kingdom is consolidated, strengthened by the discovery of the tomb of the apostle Santiago -
the rebellion against Damascus begins which ends with the death of the Umayyad Caliph. Abderraman I arrives at the peninsula and conquers Cordoba -
with this process the Christians managed to repopulate the reconquered lands -
Abderraman III proclaims himself Caliph and border marks are submitted in Badajoz and Toledo -
reaches its stage of splendor with Sancho III the Elder extending his power to Aragon and Castile -
External threats cause the caliphate of Cordoba to be divided into several small kingdoms -
the Nasrid used diplomacy and militarily supported Castile against other Christian or Muslim kingdoms -
Civil war between Isabel la Catolica and la Beltraneja -
Boabdil, last monarch of Al-Andalus hands over the city of castile