Lascuta was a stipendiary city of the Roman Empire, of the province of Betica, which minted coins of the Phoenician-Libyan type. It is located in the vicinity of Alcalá de los Gazules, on a high plateau between the Álamo and Fraja streams known as the Mesa del Esparragal, dominating the passage of the Roman road that went from Córdoba to Carteia. Findings
There the well-known Bronze of Lascuta appeared in the 19th century, where this settlement is cited as the Turris Lascutana.
There have also been burials that have not been studied yet.
Lascuta Bronze
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