Extension
The civilization of El Argar extended to all the province of AlmerÃa, north onto the central Meseta, to most of the land of (Murcia) and westwards into the province of Granada.
Its cultural and possibly political influence was much wider, clearly influencing eastern and southwestern Iberia (Algarve), and possibly other regions as well.
Some authors have suggested that El Argar was a unified state.
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