The municipality of Fasnia in the second quarter of the
Although it was not common for travelers to go further south than Güímar on their visits to Tenerife, especially due to communication difficulties, we have located nine descriptions or references to Fasnia in the second quarter of the 19th century, extracted from as many publications. ,after the segregation of this term from that of Arico, in 1795.Of them, the description that provides the most information is that of Pascual Madoz, although both that of Francis Coleman Email Marketing List Mac-Gregor and that of José Valentín de Zufiría and José Joaquín Monteverde also include data of interest. For their part, Browne and Berthelot's references focus on ethnographic aspects,
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On the Guanche burials of the Barranco de Herques and the survival of the traditions of the ancient settlers in this region. The rest are practically limited to demographic data. Some of the authors also provide maps of Tenerife, in which the town of “Fasnea” appears.
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