Use 'Iberian' to refer exclusively to elements from Spain and Portugal, not Latin American or other Hispanic areas.

Geographic Specificity

'Iberian' embodies a mix of cultures, languages, and architecture unique to the Iberian Peninsula.

Cultural Context

Historically, 'Iberian' can refer to the ancient tribes of the peninsula before Roman conquest.

Historical Usage

When referring to people, 'Iberian' emphasizes their ethnic origin from the Iberian Peninsula.

Ethnic Identity

'Iberian' is not synonymous with nationalities like 'Spanish' or 'Portuguese', it's broader.

Not Just Nationality

'Iberian' connects to a range of dialects and languages on the peninsula, not only the dominant ones.

Diverse Dialects

 spanish conquistadors and it the story takes place after that so the inca have now been conquered their sacred temples same sacred sites have been you know desecrated their gold which was a symbol of life itself has been melted and shipped off to spain and the iberian peninsula

Solving the Mystery of...

 there's new and unexpected and that wherever there was wild green space we could find animals the iberian lynx is one of the world's rarest cats it's very elusive it's quite shy and it only exists really now in a handful of

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