The apse of the church of Zorita was partly built using one of the guard towers of the castle, specifically the tower housing the weapons. The upper part of this tower is still preserved over the apse, with embrasures to fire guns and rifles.
Read MoreSulphur was used to make gunpowder at Zorita Castle. They are nicknamed “stinky stones” as they expel the characteristic odor of sulphur, even today when they are split open.
Read MoreThis enigmatic piece of fibrolite is a polished axe from the Neolithic period. Called lightning stones by the Romans, these pieces were greatly prized, as they were believed to foretell good fortune.
Read MoreMultiple Cannonballs have appeared during excavations at the castle including a significant number in the dungeons as well as embedded in walls near recent excavations.
Read MoreThis spear head is a unique example in the region from the 15th century. Curiously it was found next to a cereal mill and by an oven used to bake bread – an uncommon location to find such an item.
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