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Weird Italy pantalica-title 20 stunning images of Pantalica Necropolis Featured Italian History Magazine What to see in Italy tombs Syracuse sicily railway track pantalica necropolis nature reserve Magna Graecia history Calcinara archeology anapo

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20 stunning images of Pantalica Necropolis

March 1, 2021June 18, 2014 by WeirdItaly

Pantalica, Syracuse, Sicily, is located on a limestone promontory and is best known for its rock-cut tombs (13th to 7th centuries BC.). Surrounded by a … Read more

Weird Italy vie-cave-pitigliano The Ancient Paths of Etruscan People Carved Into The Rocks Featured Italian History Magazine Nature in Italy What to see in Italy vie cave via clodia tuscany sunken roads sovana sorano roman pitigliano maremma history grosseto etruscan etruria cavoni

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The Ancient Paths of Etruscan People Carved Into The Rocks

March 1, 2021February 27, 2014 by WeirdItaly

Vie Cave: An impressive Etruscan road network, vertically carved into the tuff (sometimes 6 meters high), links Pitigliano, Sovana, and Sorano, in Maremma, Tuscany. Originally, … Read more

Weird Italy Cities-built-by-the-Romans Cities built by the Romans (The big list) Featured Italian History Magazine rome romans roman empire roman cities paris london list history cities built by the romans

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Cities built by the Romans (The big list)

March 1, 2021February 8, 2013 by WeirdItaly

The list of cities built by the Romans over the centuries is impressive. Some of the following cities may have been founded by other people, … Read more

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