context: Granada is known as the Iberian and Phoenician settlement of Iliberra from 500 BC. uh. Due to the sheltered location among the surrounding mountains and very fertile land, it is assumed that villages exist here even in more ancient times. After the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula by the Romans, the existence of a settlement under the name Iliberra was proved in writing. After the collapse of the Roman Empire, the region came under the influence of the North African state of the Vandals, after its collapse in 534 into several decades in the power of Byzantium. From the beginning of the 7th century it belonged to the Iberian state of the Visigoths.
question: When was the city of Granada built?
answers.text: 500 BC. uh