| Year | Decision | Comments |
| 2000 | Inscribed | Reasons for inscription |
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The Roman Walls themselves are enormous and well preserved, you can walk around the city on top of the wall (2,5km). Actually they walls are so huge that they would fit a dual carriageway. If the walls wouldn't be there there aren't many reasons to visit Lugo.   Ulises Sarry (Spain):
Hello
I am the author of the book: "The report Aio", a documented study on the Roman walls of Lugo, with a special dedication to topology, geometry and military engineering.
It is also a denunciation of the form as it is interpreted today, the fortress, by the "active forces and the official institutions". (To see: "The Chinese Tower ", clear sample of a rooted error).
The book tries to demonstrate that the Roman wall was an unconquerable technological strength, that their towers had a essential function and like, its only existence, horrifies to those "overwhelming institutions".
The last remainders of the towers disappeared in 1836, when the wall was adapted for the modern war. The time and lack of memory they caused erroneous current military interpretation.
See: http://www.3dnauta.com
See ROMAN WALL of LUGO (Trilogy)
IN PRAESENTIA (The Aio report) PRESENT of the wall and its documented links.
If this study satisfies you, I would thank for to you a commentary to this report, since it exists, that I know until now, none really military interpretation of our "Inheritance of Humanity Monument".
In an affirmative case I would be enchanted to include your inestimable collaboration. Naturally referenced and without violating your intellectual property or rights of author.
If this message were not well directed, could you guide to me correctly if possible?...
Thank you in advance, and pardon for my very limited English
Ulises Sarry
Rio Eume 58, 1
27004 Lugo
Spain
034-982 214 4913
galale@3dnauta.com Date posted: May 2006
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