Monuments
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- This campaign constituted the renewal of the annual excavations undertaken by Turin University, which began in 1969 and were suspended in 2002. The aim was to acquire new data regarding the organisation and diachronic development of the occupation in the c... Read More
- The excavation continued in the area east of the Casino Macrì, with the extension of the zones investigated in 2010. In particular, structures and occupation levels were reached relating to the first phases of the settlement, datable to the 7th century B.C... Read More
- Excavations continued in the area on the seaward side of the 19th century masseria known as the Casino Macrì. Further evidence was documented, relating to the layout of the structures dating to the first century of the Greek colony’s life, as well as eleme... Read More
- Research continued in the central part of the flat area of the town, immediately on the seaward side of the Casino Macrì.
Excavations resumed in the Hellenistic cult area (mid 4th-end of the 3rd century B.C.) where pre-matrimonial rituals involving the us
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- Research continued in the central part of the flat area of the town, immediately on the seaward side of the Casino Macrì.
- Continuing the work of previous seasons, excavations took place in the central, flat area of the city, on the seaward side of the Casino Macri. Work concentrated on the Hellenistic sacred area and in correspondence with the continuation uphill of insula ... Read More
- Continuing on from preceding campaigns, excavation took place in the central part of the flat area of the city, on the seaward side of the Casino Macrì. Two main areas were explored: a residential section of the city corresponding with the continuation of ... Read More
- Research concentrated in the area of the recently discovered Hellenistic sanctuary situated in insula I8, at about 100 m towards the sea from the Casino Macri, in the central flat area of the city. Here, new sectors of the ritual complex were investigate... Read More
- 1400 BC
- 700 BC
- 600 AD