Group of Shanties. Valle de los Caídos

This cluster of walls, floors and debris linked to the bedrock are what remain of three houses built up by the relatives of the prisoners who worked in the construction of el Valle de los Caídos. They are located close to the monument entrance in what was known as the San Román camp. It was the biggest of the three in the valley. In it free-workers and prisoners, stationed in the barracks, lived with their families. The majority of the barracks, stores and, even, the football camp were destroyed as soon as the construction of the monument finished. The regime's aim was to create an artificial landscape were the cross on the top bright over a wild forest of pinetrees, that were planted. But some remain, some of the family houses were repeatedly used by the employees who worked in the monument, they played and kept their animals in the same places were a spouse and her child wait the arrival of a tyred husband that has been cutting and smashing rocks to gain their freedom. Arcaheology is nothing but memory.

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与基岩相连的墙体、地面与残骸群，是曾参与建造烈士谷（El Valle de los Caídos）的囚犯亲属所修建的三处住宅的残存遗迹。该遗迹坐落于该纪念碑入口附近，原属曾被称为圣罗曼营（San Román camp）的区域，它是山谷中三处营地中规模最大的一处。营区内，自由劳工与驻扎营房的囚犯可携家眷一同居住。纪念碑建成后，绝大多数营房、仓库乃至足球营地均被拆除。该政权的初衷是打造一处人工景观：在人工栽植的松林上方，山顶的十字架熠熠生辉，营造出荒野丛林的视觉效果。但仍有部分遗迹留存：曾在纪念碑工作的雇员多次使用部分家族住宅，他们在当年配偶与子女等候疲惫丈夫归来的地方嬉戏、饲养牲畜——那位丈夫曾靠采石破石来换取自由。考古学不过是记忆的具象化。
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