Stake attention in this memory
An informational plaque about the Islamic wall of Huesca, Spain is mounted on a triangular metal pedestal. The plaque, made of dark metal with raised relief and text, depicts a cross-section of a wall and includes Braille. The text, in Spanish, states that in 1986, archaeological remains were found that formed part of the walled enclosure of the medina of Huesca, belonging to the emirate period and dating from the last quarter of the 9th century. It also notes that the plan of the structure is reproduced on the upper part of the plaque, and its image corresponds to the base of the pavement, which remains intact and sealed. The plaque is situated outdoors on a paved walkway with a stone base supporting the pedestal. The surrounding environment is out of focus but suggests an urban setting. The metal of the pedestal shows signs of rust.
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