Andalusian day in huelva. cristina y laura
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The document discusses the province of Huelva in Spain. It has a long maritime history dating back to the 1st millennium BC. Traces of the ancient Tartessian civilization can still be found in some areas. The province has bountiful natural landscapes along the Sierra Morena mountains and Atlantic coast. It also has a rich culture and seafood-based cuisine, using products from the sea like mackerel, sea bass, tuna, prawns, and cockles. The document was created to promote Andalusian day in Huelva.
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- 2. 2 THE HISTORY The history of this province with is inescapable maritime tradition, goes back to the first millenium BC.
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