The milestones of Lamas
This concerns two milestones without epigraphy - without engraved information - which form part of the secondary roman road that connects the great roman city of Chaves (Portugal) with Xinzo da Limia. This route of communication followed a path similar to the current A-52 dual carriageway, and could have been a stage of a long distance roman road that connected Aquae Flaviae (Chaves) with Iria Flavia (Padrón), crossing the valleys of the Támega, Búbal, the plain of A Limia, the valley of Arnoia and the area of the Miño.
The milestones were cylindrical markers that showed the distances in miles along the communication paths (some of which were paved or cobbled) constructed during the roman occupation (I-IV century A.D).