Lista de proyectos - Hannibal: First Campaign under Carthaginian Command
- The flame is lit in Sagunto
- Preparations for war in the Iberic Qart-Hadast
- The road begins on the Heraclean way
- Through the Iberian kingdoms
- Beyond the Ebro: the forgotten peace treaty
- Ebro battle, it's a new beginning
- From Greek emporia to Gallic oppida
- Crossing the Rhone: an exemplary logistics
- The Gauls in the Rhone valley: friends or ennemies ?
- From the alpine challenge comes the legend
- Cisalpine Gaul, a testing ground for a great strategist
- Reversal of alliances in the Po Valley
- First major Italian defeat at Lake Trasimeno
- Hannibal at the gates of Rome
- Cannae, Capua, Crotone: 15 years that changed history
Riu de Cerdanya
Proyecto vinculado: Ebro battle, it's a new beginning
Riu (officially Riu de Cerdanya in Catalan) is a municipality in the province of Lleida, within the autonomous community of Catalonia, Spain. It is located in the southern part of the comarca of Baixa Cerdanya, bordering the province of Girona.
The municipality was established in 1997 following its separation from Bellver de Cerdanya, to which it had been annexed in 1973.
Despite the establishment of Riu as an independent municipality, it is believed that Hannibal may have crossed this area during his advance toward the Pyrenees, as part of his campaign to reach Rome by traversing the great European mountain ranges. This is one of the hypotheses considered, although no Roman or Carthaginian remains have been found in the locality.