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Argaric Spain (2000 BC - 1500 (...) No.18654416
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As far we know: there was a culture heir of Los Millares culture, characterized by: Bell Beaker genes now clusting with proper Iberians, bronze armors, pithos burials and several walled permanent across Spanish southeast.

The question is... was it an urban culture or not, but instead a proto-urban culture?
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Depends on what you understand as urban, but I think you could say that it was yeah.
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