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https://www.travelimperium.com/traveltomadrid/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/parque-del-retiro.jpg1024768Several artifacts found near the River Manzanares during excavations shows that the site where Madrid is is actually inhabited during prehistoric period. Some of these objects are exhibited at the National Archaeological Museum including remains of animals, Neolithic ceramics, axe and other Paleolithic items. Population in Madrid then became Iberian to mostly Roman. It is...