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...is a country in southwestern Europe, situated in the western part of the [[Iberian Peninsula]]. It is bordered by the [[Atlantic Ocean]] to the west and south, and by S

...n 1809, when Arthur was the commander of the UK expeditionary force in the Iberian peninsula.<ref name=oxfordreferenceRichardWellesley/>

...tion e Investigation about Epigraphy of the Bronze Age in the Northwest of Iberian Peninsula from 1994 to 1996, and foundation of the "Sociedad Epigráfica de España" ...nd Morocco”, about of the posible archaeological traces of Atlantis in the Iberian Peninsula. From 1994.

...ld have been produced in the [[Al-Andalus|Muslim controlled areas]] of the Iberian Peninsula. This makes Asturias, which was the largest Christian Kingdom of the time,

...n important role in both of the democratic transitions taking place on the Iberian Peninsula."

...rstand why you change my original expression of ''italian peninsula'' by ''iberian peninsula'' (see [http://en.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Calcidius&diff=100281625&oldid ...hich also I am as ignorant which I confused the Italian peninsula with the Iberian peninsula ...

|style="width:50%"|Most of the Iberian peninsula south of the Pyrenees.<ref name="Mal03"/>

...o had become [[Roman Catholicism|Catholics]] to avoid expulsion from the [[Iberian Peninsula]]. In 1551, Cervantes and his family moved to [[Valladolid]] and then to [[

Occitania forms a large isthmus between the [[Iberian Peninsula]] and the rest of Europe, stretching between two seas, the [[Mediterranean

...'{{unicode|Səp̄arədîm}}'') are a subgroup of [[Jew]]s originating in the [[Iberian Peninsula]], usually defined in contrast to [[Ashkenazi Jews]]; frequently used ambig A '''Sephardi''' is a [[Jew]] originating in the [[Iberian Peninsula]] ([[Portugal]] and [[Spain]]), including the descendants of those expelled

...st recorded by the [[Phoenicians]] before 1,000 BC, when they termed the [[Iberian Peninsula]] '''i-shfaním''' (literally, "the land of the [[hyraxes]]"). This phrase

####[[Celtiberian]] (extinct) (Iberian Peninsula) ###'''[[Ancient Asturian]]''' (extinct) (Iberian Peninsula)

Arriving in the Iberian Peninsula in 218 BC, the Romans brought with them the [[Latin language]], from which ...een 409 A.D. and 711, as the Roman Empire collapsed in Western Europe, the Iberian Peninsula was conquered by Germanic peoples ([[Migration Period]]). The newcomers, ma

...of [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]], as these two countries are located on the [[Iberian peninsula]]. The [[Organization of Ibero-American States]] (OEI) takes this definitio

...w trees]]". The name may have been derived from another Roman city in the Iberian peninsula called Ebora (current day Evora in Portugal). The city was founded in AD 7

...the [[Balkans]], the [[Italian Peninsula]], southern [[France]] and the [[Iberian Peninsula]]. It was a very popular object of hunting among [[Ancient Rome|Romans]], [

...es ([[Belgium]], [[Netherlands]], [[Luxembourg]]) and [[Germany]]; the [[Iberian Peninsula]] ([[Spain]], [[Portugal]], [[Andorra]]); the Italian peninsula ([[Italy]]

Other orders were established in the Iberian peninsula in imitation of the orders in the Holy Land, in Avis (Portugal)|Avis in 114

...orth African Muslims by the Spaniards) had completed their conquest of the Iberian Peninsula, except for small Christian remnants in the Pyrenees. They remained on for

...t recent, of course, were Neanderthals, which made their last stand in the Iberian peninsula about 35,000 years ago. Then why is Homo sapiens the one and only species