pre-Samnite Culture

One of the burials at the site. Photo: Superintendency of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape

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2,700-Year-Old Pre-Roman Iron Age necropolis Unearthed in Naples, Italy

8 May 2024

An approximately 2,700-year-old Pre-Roman necropolis was discovered by archaeologists during excavations conducted in advance of a planned electric power plant...

2,700-Year-Old Pre-Roman Iron Age necropolis Unearthed in Naples, Italy

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