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Archaeological Site of Via degli Scavi at Montegrotto Terme
The ruins of the wide bath complex at Montegrotto Terme.
Archaeology
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Archaeological Site of Hotel Neroniane at Montegrotto Terme
The ruins of a Roman bath complex underneath the Terme Neroniane Hotel.
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Archaeological Site of Via Neroniana at Montegrotto Terme
The ruins of a luxurious Roman Villa at Via Neroniana in Montegrotto Terme.
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Archaeological Site of Colle di San Pietro Montagnon at Montegotto Terme
The Building and the "Bagno di Montagnone".
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Archaeological Site of Hotel Preistoriche at Montegrotto Terme
Sacred place of Aponus between Monte Castello and Colle San Pietro Montagnon.
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Archaeology
The steps that led to the reading and reconstruction of the settlement dynamics of the area are numerous, starting from 1700.
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Archaeological Site of Colle di Berta at Montegrotto Terme
The remains of a large settlement, in use between the seventeenth and twelfth centuries B.C. (Middle and Late Bronze Age) are located at the southern slopes of Monte Castello.
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Archaeological Site of Lastra Place at Montegrotto Terme
The area where nowadays the Hotels Vulcania and Bagno Romano stand, owes its name – “Lastra” – to the continuous emerging of ancient marble slabs during the 18th century.
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Archaeological Site of Colle Bortolone at Montegrotto Terme
At the end of the 18th century, a wide and imposing Roman building was discovered in the area today occupied by the Augustus Hotel.
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Archaeological Site of Colle Montirone at Abano Terme
This small hill, once rich in naturally flowing spa springs, was particularly dear to the ancient Patavini, who in Roman times surrounded it with villas and spa stations.
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Archaeological Site of Feriole Place at Abano Terme
The center of worship of the late Iron Age.
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Archaeological Site of Kursaal at Abano Terme
Several fragments of ceramic vessels emerged during the works for the construction of the "Kursaal".
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Archaeological Site of La Palazzina Place at Arquà Petrarca
The necropolis offers important elements for the reconstruction of the historical processes that affected the central Veneto at the turn of the Roman age.
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Archaeological Site of Fonteghe Place at Arquà Petrarca
During the excavation of a bog in the “Fonteghe” area of Arquà Petrarca, some artifacts possibly related to a settlement dating to the VI – III century B.C. (Iron Age) emerged.
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Archaeological Site of Colle Monteortone at Abano Terme
The ruins of a sacred place were located not far from Colle Monteortone; the site was active in roman age and was probably bound to thermal waters.
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Archaeological Site of Monte Vendevolo at Valnogaredo
Archaeological Site of Monte Vendevolo at Valnogaredo: Buso della Casara, the most important work of water supply created by the Romans.
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Archaeological Site of Via San Mauro at Montegrotto Terme
The ruins of a luxurious Roman Villa at Via San Mauro in Montegrotto Terme.
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Archaeological Site of Via Catajo at Montegrotto Terme
The ruins of a private country mansion at Turri.
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Archaeological Site of Monte delle Valli at Galzignano Terme
Settlements in the Terralunga and Fosson fields.
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Archaeological Site of Monte Orbieso at Galzignano Terme
Mount Orbieso was the site of human settlements both between the XIV and XII centuries B.C. (Recent Bronze Age) and between the VIII and VII century B.C. (Iron Age).
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Archaeological Site of Le Contarine Place at Arquà Petrarca
Archaeological Site of Le Contarine Place at Arquà Petrarca: traces of a village and fragments of objects of the II millennium B.C..
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Archaeological Site of Lago della Costa at Arquà Petrarca
Pile-dwelling village at the Lagetto della Costa.