One of this archipelago's islands includes Ses Paisses, a Bronze Age village which contains many megaliths called Talaiots, and another island contains a tomb called Naveta des Tudons.
One of this archipelago's islands includes Ses Paisses, a Bronze Age village which contains many megaliths called Talaiots, and another island contains a tomb called Naveta des Tudons. A cave at Es Culleram in this archipelago was the site of a shrine to Tanit, and important ancient cities here included Ciutadella and Mao or Mago. This archipelago's capital contains a sports arena that once hosted a Roger Federer match that was conducted on a half clay, half grass court, the so-called "Battle of the Surfaces", and its "Privilege" is recognized by Guinness as the world's largest nightclub. The author of a 1283 novel about a young man who becomes pope titled Blanquerna was born here. Besides Ramon Llull, this polity was also the birthplace to Federer's opponent in the aforementioned match, ► Rafael Nadal. The Pine and Gymnesian island chains are its two main groups, and this archipelago has deep cultural connections with Catalonia, which is located to its north. With capital at Palma, for 10 points, identify this autonomous community consisting of Ibiza, Menorca and Mallorca, islands off the east coast of the Spanish mainland.
One of this archipelago's islands includes Ses Paisses, a Bronze Age village which contains many megaliths called Talaiots, and another island contains a tomb called Naveta des Tudons.
Balearic Islands [or Illes Balears; or Islas Baleares]