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VIII MEETING OF EXTREMADURA BLOGGERS: FROM THE ROMAN PERISTILO TO THE CLAUSTERS AND PATIOS PORTICIPATED: THE PRIVACY OF OPEN HOUSING. On November 24, the Xavier de Salas Foundation, located in the former Convent of La Coria, located in the old part of the city, also with colleagues and friends with whom the same pas*ion is shared: the region of Extremadura. Nature in towns and cities of Extremadura was the theme chosen on this occasion. Among the presentations, we want to highlight attention of the attendees thanks to its exhibition Nature and Cultural Heritage: two faces of the same wealth. After his speech, he presented the book Extremadura, urban nature, developed again thanks to the articles and contributions of the Roman peristyle to the cloisters and arcaded patios: the privacy of housing open to nature is the title of the study presented by this blog . An an*lysis of the arcaded courtyard in our region, from its appearance in the form of peristyle after the Roman conquest and colonization, as a way of opening the home to an outdoor nature, often converted into a garden where we can recreate an idealized nature within the urbanized areas. We leave you with the writing, wishing that readers and visitors like it, but not before giving congratulations to those standing up for this annual event, which we hope will not be missing in future editions. Although the military conquest and subsequent colonization were key when exporting Roman culture to the rest of the subject territories, the success of Romanization in many of them was probably not due to the use of force or the practice of coercive measures. Rome was not only the great military power of the moment. The pragmatic mentality of the Romans had allowed him to develop a culture that, far from being restrictive, was nourished by the ideas and knowledge of other civilizations, thus allowing him to learn and to learn