Fuente de Foncalada photogrammetry scan

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The Foncalada Fountain is a potable water fountain built by King Alfonso III of Asturias in Oviedo, Spain, and located on the street named after it, Foncalada. It is an example of Preromanesque art in Asturias, the only one preserved to this day, and the only public utility construction remnant from the High Middle Ages within the city. It is considered the oldest continuously used civil monument in Spain.