Ancient historians say that the capital, Molina, was founded by the Romans, and built next to the nearby town of Rillo de Gallo, receiving the name of Manlia with which it appears in ancient Latin chronicles.
The truth is that the city of Manlia was the head of a large Celtiberian territory, being it for centuries before the confederation of Numancia.
Also the famous city of Ercávica has been placed in the territory of Molina, and identify it with its capital, and even the Celtiberian and then Romanized Lacóbriga has said that it was where today Labros, for the reasons given by the chroniclers of the Golden Age are , clearly, weak and not fundamental.


Rillo de Gallo was the first place in Spain to find a footprint of dinosaur.
The discovery took place in the year 1896 when a local resident found "the stone foot of a  bug , which the scholars of the time described as" a petrified leg of a corpulent animal "and that they identified with that of a  Chirotherium .
The specimen is found in the Vertebrate and Prehistory Paleontology Collection of the National Museum of Natural Sciences.
A sample of the evidence of the existence of reptiles in the fossil record are the traces of the Triassic, found in the Museo Geominero in Madrid.
Ancient historians say that the capital, Molina, was founded by the Romans, and built next to the nearby town of Rillo de Gallo, receiving the name of Manlia with which it appears in ancient Latin chronicles. The truth is that the city of Manlia was the head of a large Celtiberian territory, being it for centuries before the confederation of Numancia. Also the famous city of Ercávica has been placed in the territory of Molina, and identify it with its capital, and even the Celtiberian and then Romanized Lacóbriga has said that it was where today Labros, for the reasons given by the chroniclers of the Golden Age are , clearly, weak and not fundamental.

Rillo de Gallo was the first place in Spain to find a footprint of dinosaur. The discovery took place in the year 1896 when a local resident found "the stone foot of a  bug , which the scholars of the time described as" a petrified leg of a corpulent animal "and that they identified with that of a  Chirotherium . The specimen is found in the Vertebrate and Prehistory Paleontology Collection of the National Museum of Natural Sciences. A sample of the evidence of the existence of reptiles in the fossil record are the traces of the Triassic, found in the Museo Geominero in Madrid.
Rillo de Gallo