Pleiades Gazetteer Change Log: 2024-07-01 - 2024-07-31
During the month of July 2024, the Pleiades editorial college
published 114 new and 800
updated place resources, reflecting the work of Jeffrey Becker,
Catherine Bouras, Iulian Bîrzescu, Anne Chen, Dan Diffendale, Tom
Elliott, Martina Filosa, Ryosuke Furui, Sean Gillies, Greta Hawes,
Carolin Johansson, Daniel C. Browning Jr., Noah Kaye, Brady
Kiesling, Chris de Lisle, Yuyao Liu, Stanisław Ludwiński, Gabriel
McKee, John Muccigrosso, Jonathan Prag, Adam Rabinowitz, Rune Rattenborg, Rosemary
Selth, Jason M. Silverman, R. Scott Smith, Richard Talbert, Francis
Tassaux, Clifflena Tiah and Athanasia Varveri.
New Place Resources
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Aedes
Apollinis Palatini
The temple sacred to the god Apollo on the Palatine Hill in
Rome.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Ägelmoos
Ägelmoos is an archaeological site located in Beinwil am See
in the Swiss canton of Aargau. It is a now-submerged site
that was once a lakeside settlement and was occupied between
ca. 4500 BCE and 850 BCE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Arc de
Campanus
The so-called Arc de Campanus is either a funerary monument
or a monumental arch dating to the early Roman Imperial
period.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Arch of
Augustus (Pompeii)
The brick core of an arch monument stands immediately to the
west of the Temple of Jupiter in the Forum of Pompeii. It
has had various appellations including "Arch of Drusus",
referring to Drusus Iulius Caesar the son of emperor
Tiberius.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Arch of
Caius and Lucius Caesar (Pompeii)
An arched entranceway located in the northwest corner of the
Forum of Pompeii.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Arch of
Caligula (Pompeii)
The so-called Arch of Caligula has been referred to by
various names and is unlikely to be connected with the
emperor Caius. It is located near the intersection of the
Via di Mercurio with Via delle Terme and Via della
Fortuna.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Arkesikerta/Epiphaneia
on the Tigris
A city in Armenia on the river Tigris, perhaps founded by
Antiochus IV in 165 BC.
Creators: Chris de
Lisle
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Asklepieion
of Pheneos
The Asklepieion of Pheneos dates to the later second century
BCE. It was identified via excavation in the late 1950s.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Atrium
Caci
A place included in the Regionary Catalogues for Regio
VIII.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
Published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Auguratorium
An augural area on the Palatine Hill mentioned in the
Regionary Catalogues for Regio X.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Banjole
Roman villa
A Roman maritime villa located at the southwest corner of
the Istrian peninsula, about six kilometers south of Pola.
According to Matijašić 1982, the remains of the villa are
visible beneath the waters of Paltana Bay.
Creators: Francis
Tassaux
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Bhir
Mound
An archaeological site located in Pakistan's Punjab province
that includes some of the earliest remains of the city of
Taxila, dating ca. 800–525 BCE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Building
with Three Exedrae
The Building with Three Exedrae at Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli,
is an architectural complex with a squared central court
onto which three exedra with fountains open.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Casa
della Farnesina
An opulent Roman domus in the Transtiberim with a complex
plan and an extraordinary program of painted and stuccoed
decorations, the so-called "Casa della Farnesina" lies
beneath the gardens of the Renaissance Villa della
Farnesina. One hypothesis holds that it was built following
the wedding of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa and Iulia the Elder.
Its wall paintings are a key example of the so-called
'Third style' of Roman wall painting.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Casa di
Pane
A domus in Pompeii excavated in 1818. It is linked to
VIII.3.28 and VIII.3.30.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Casian
An unnamed settlement close to the modern village of Casian
is also not far from the rock inscriptions from the Șeremet
forest. The rock inscriptions mention the limits of the
community of the Kasians and their caves. A house from the
Roman period and some coins were found here. The relation
between the settlement and the toponym Kasiana or Kasianon
is not clear, because of the position of the
inscriptions.
Creators: Iulian
Bîrzescu
Contributors: Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott
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Catacombe
di San Sebastiano
The catacombs of San Sebastiano located on the Via Appia are
located near the church of the same name. These hypogeal
tombs emerged in the third century CE and were linked
initially to the relics of the apostles Peter and Paul.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Çatıören
Church
Byzantine church remains at Çatıören in Rough Cilicia
Creators: Daniel
C. Browning Jr.
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Cento
Camerelle (Bacoli)
The so-called Cento Camerelle at Bacoli is an archaeological
site that dates initially to the late republican period. A
multi-story structure with provisions for a water system and
cisterns, the building is linked initially to the Roman
consul Quintus Hortensius Hortalus and later to Antonia
Minor, the mother of the emperor Claudius.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Chiesa
di Santa Pudenziana, Narni
The church of Santa Pudenziana near Narni, Italy, dates from
the ninth to eleventh centuries CE and reuses spoliated
architectural elements from a Roman villa.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Christian
Basilica, Ostia
The so-called Christian Basilica, located in Regio III of
ancient Ostia, was discovered by Guido Calza in 1939. The
structure likely dates to the fourth and fifth centuries CE.
The interpretation of the structure and its remains has
proven difficult, resulting in numerous theories that are
often at odds with one another. One possibility is that the
complex functioned as a xenodochium (a guest house for
pilgrims).
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Church
and early Christian necropolis at Vaste
An early Christian complex that included a cult building
with several construction phases and a vast cemetery.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Cispius
Mons
Cispius Mons, a spur of the Esquiline Hill wedged between
the Viminal and the Oppian.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Comitium
of Pompeii
The complex referred to as the Comitium of Pompeii is
located in the southeast corner of the square of the Forum
and was built during the second century BC.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Complesso
dei Riti Magici
The so-called "complex of the magic rites" is a building
located in Regio II of the archaeological site of Pompeii.
Excavations were conducted in 1954, 1957, 1963, and 1985.
The modern toponym is derived from various ritual items
discovered in the complex, which may have been dedicated to
the cult of Sabazios.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Dionysus
Sanctuary
An ancient sanctuary located in Maroneia-Sapes Municipality,
Greece.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Dolia
Roman Villa
A Roman villa site now inundated by the coastal waters of
the Saronic Gulf near Palaia Epidavros, Argolis.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Domus
Lucina
The Domus Lucina was located on the Via Lata, which is the
site where a certain widowed matrona named Lucina harbored
Marcellus I and then established a church in his name.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Eaton
House Fort
The Eaton House Roman Fort was a Roman auxiliary fort
located just outside Pennocrucium.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Egelasta
An ancient settlement in Iberia that was part of the
conventus of Carthago Nova, according to Pliny the Elder. It
is noted in particular for its salt.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Fosso
delle Guardiole
A stream that drains into the Tyrrhenian Sea at Santa
Marinella, Italy.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Fundus
Flaminianus
An agricultural estate located near Interamna Lirenas,
mentioned in an inscription.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Gola di
S. Andrea, Itri
Located along the course of the Via Appia between Fondi and
Itri are the remains of a likely sanctuary of Apollo that
dates to the fourth and third century BCE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Greek
Theater at Hadrian's Villa
The Greek Theater at Hadrian's Villa in Tivoli.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Hellenistic
Funerary Monument (Keryneia)
Also frequently referred to as "the Heroon" in
archaeological literature, this structure at the site of
Keryneia in Achaea was excavated in the mid-20th
century.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Horti
Agrippinae
Extensive gardens in the Transtiberim that were initially
owned by Agrippina Maior, the Horti Agrippinae are perhaps
best known for their association with the reigns of the
emperors Caius and Nero, respectively. These gardens likely
covered much of the Ager Vaticanus, including the
present-day site of St. Peter's Basilica. Both the circus
Gai et Neroni and the theatrum Neronis were included in
their extent. A terraced portico was to be found along the
riverfront, elements of which were documented
archaeologically in 2024 in the area of Piazza Pia.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Hospitium
(I.1.3)
A Hospitium located at the Porta Stabia of Pompeii.
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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House
D1
large private house located in Block D1 of Dura-Europos
Creators: Anne
Chen
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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House
of Augustus
The House of Augustus on the Palatine Hill in Rome, ca. 36
BCE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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House
of Caecilius Jucundus
The House of Lucius Caecilius Jucundus in Pompeii takes its
name from one of its latter-day owners, the banker Lucius
Caecilius Iucundus who may have perished in the earthquake
of A.D. 62.
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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House
of Livia
The so-called "House of Livia" on the Palatine Hill in Rome
is a multi-phase domus with both Republican and Imperial
phases.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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House
VIII.2.13
House VIII.2.13 is linked to VIII.2.12. Excavations took
place in 1826, 1888, and 1928.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Ionic
stoa
An Ionic stoa with four dining rooms on the south slope of
the Acropolis of Athens, built ca. 420 BC. It may have been
part of the Asklepieion complex.
Creators: Chris de
Lisle
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Kalecik
The findspot of a cylindrical stone with an Urartian
inscription.
Creators: Carolin
Johansson, Rune
Rattenborg
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Kastro
Kourounas Tower
The foundations of a fourth-century BCE tower are located at
Kastro Kourounas, a hilltop to the southeast of Gymno in the
Argolid.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Köşkerli
Modern name for ruins of a Byzantine church and surrounding
village in eastern Rough Cilicia
Creators: Daniel
C. Browning Jr.
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Lago di
Fogliano
A shallow, brackish coastal lagoon located in the Pontine
plain in central Italy, the Lago di Fogliano has provided
archaeological evidence for settlement in the coastal zone
and paleo-climatological data.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Lake
Sannaus
Pliny the Elder mentions a Lake Sannaus in Asia that is dyed
by the wormwood that grows around it.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Longola
di Poggiomarino
An archaeological site discovered accidentally in 2000 to
the east of Vesuvius in the valley of the Sarno River that
preserves important Bronze Age occupational contexts.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Macedonia
IV
One of four client republics created in Macedonia by the
Romans after their victory in the Third Macedonian War in
166 BC. They were replaced with the province of Macedonia in
146 BC
Creators: Chris de
Lisle
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Macellum
(Pompeii)
The Macellum of Pompeii is located just outside the
northeast corner of the Forum of the city.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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mansio,
via Tiburtina
A mansio located at the seventh mile of the Via
Tiburtina.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Marmara
sanctuary
An ancient sanctuary, perhaps sacred to Demeter, that was
discovered during tunneling for the Corinth to Patras
highway. The terraced site is located at Marmara, SSE of
Aigeira. It dates from the seventh century BCE to the third
century BCE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Msletten
obelisk-shaped tomb
One of a pair of obelisk-shaped tombs located along the Wadi
Nefud in Libya.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Nemea
Early Christian basilica
An Early Christian basilica located southeast of ancient
Nemea.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Nymphaeum
of via degli Annibaldi
An elaborate nymphaeum on the Oppian Hill discovered in
1895. The complex dates to the Late Republican period. The
ancient nymphaeum was partially obliterated by the
construction of the Neronian Domus Aurea.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Odeon
at Catania
The small, covered odeon at Catania likely dates to the
second century CE and is located adjacent to the open-air
theater.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Ogas
An acropolis in Methana noted for a rock-cut inscription to
Poseidon Phytalimios. There are likely Mycenaean antecedents
to the Iron Age activity on the site.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Örendibi
Modern name for ruins of a Byzantine church and surrounding
rural settlement in eastern Rough Cilicia
Creators: Daniel
C. Browning Jr.
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Palatine
Stadium
"Palatine Stadium" is likely a misnomer when considering the
probable function of this architectural complex located on
the southeast corner of the Palatine Hill on the flank of
the Domus Augustana-Flavia. Originating during the reign of
the Domitian, this complex was restored numerous times,
including during the reigns of Hadrian and Septimius
Severus. As far as function goes, it may have been an
elaborate, porticoed leisure garden.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Paleochristian
Basilica
The Paleochristian Basilica in the Villa Gordiani Park is
located adjacent to the mausoleum and immediately post-dates
the tomb.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Paleochristian
basilica
A Paleochristian basilica was discovered at the eighth mile
of the Via Tiburtina in 2003. The subterranean basilica
reused an earlier quarry and may be related to San
Sinforosa. The site dates from the late fourth to the middle
of the fifth century CE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Paleoskala
A prehistoric settlement on the shores of the ancient
Boebeis Lake.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Paliopyrgos
tower
The foundations of a tower dating to the fourth century BCE
located southwest of Nemea.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Plakomenos
An archaeological site that yielded a rich votive deposit
located south of the road leading from Nemea to Leontio, in
the foothills of Mt Koukougeras on the south side of the
Phliasian plain.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Porta
Santo Spirito
The Porta Santo Spirito is a gate of the Leonine Wall.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Porta
Settimiana
The Porta Settimiana is a gate in Rome's Aurelianic
walls.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Prehistoric
pile dwellings around the Alps
A series of prehistoric pile-dwelling settlements in and
around the Alps built from around 5000 to 500 B.C. on the
edges of lakes, rivers or wetlands; 111 sites in all.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
amphitheater of Virunum
The Virunum Roman amphitheater is located in Maria Saal,
Austria.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Roman
cistern
A Roman cistern at the Villa Gordiani.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
Forum of Catania
The remains of a colonnaded square located near the Cortile
di San Pantaleone in Catania are identified as those of the
ancient Roman forum.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Roman
theater of Catania
The Roman theater of Catania was built in the second century
CE and remained in use until the fifth or sixth century. It
could accommodate approximately 7,000 spectators.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Rujm
al-Ḥenū
Two stone buildings (west and east) located 30 m apart were
excavated at modern Rujm al-Ḥenū in Jordan. The pottery
found has been dated largely to Iron Age IIc.
Creators: Jason
M. Silverman
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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San
Marcello al Corso
The church of San Marcello al Corso is located adjacent to
the Via del Corso (the ancient Via Lata) in Rome. Originally
known as the Titulus Marcelli, it was established by Pope
Marcellus I before 418 CE. The current edifice was completed
in the seventeenth century following a destruction by fire
of the earlier church in 1519.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Sanctuary
of Cybèle
A Sanctuary of Cybèle located adjacent to the theater
complex at Lugdunum and dating to the middle of the second
century CE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Santuari
Sanniti del Monte Cila
The ruins of a sanctuary associated with the Samnites
located on Monte Cila, where a megalithic fortification is
also attested.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Scalae
caci
A stairway located at the southwest corner of the Palatine
Hill in Rome, the Scalae caci led from the hilltop down to
the valley of the Circus Maximus. If the amended manuscript
of Plutarch's biography of Romulus is to be followed, then
the Scalae caci provide a point of orientation for location
of the supposed dwelling of Romulus. According to the text
of Solinus, the Scalae caci also represent one of the four
corners of Roma quadrata.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Sé
Girdan
A series of conical tumuli near the Iranian village of
Cheshmé Göl. The tumuli were initially identified by Sir
Aurel Stein in 1936. They were subsequently investigated by
Oscar White Muscarella. The site is located some 5 km east
of Dinkha Tepe in the Ushnu valley.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Sepulcrum
Arruntiorum
The tomb of the extended family (familia) of Lucius
Arruntius (consul 6 CE) was located in the Viale della
Principessa Margherita, about 100 meters from the Porta
Maggiore.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Shop
with dwelling (VII.4.22)
The ruins of VII.4.22 at Pompeii are identified as a shop
with an associated dwelling and are linked to VII.4.21. The
site was excavated in 1822 and again in 1833 and was bombed
during the Second World War (13 September 1943). Among the
themes depicted in the wall paintings of the structure are
those to do with Adonis and his tomb at Byblos.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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S̱īs̱ah
Find place for cuneiform inscription.
Creators: Carolin
Johansson, Rune
Rattenborg
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Somapura
Mahavihara
Somapura Mahavihara was an early medieval Buddhist monastery
(vihara) established by king Dharmapala in the late eighth
century or the early ninth century CE.
Creators: Ryosuke
Furui
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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South
Slope Spring
A spring on the south slope of the Acropolis of Athens,
sacred both to the nymphs and Pan.
Creators: Chris de
Lisle
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Stelida
Promontory South-West of the modern settlement of Naxos,
where important remains of obsidian production were found
(Paleolithic to LBA)
Creators: Catherine
Bouras
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Strongylo
Aqueduct bridge
Remains of a Roman aqueduct bridge dating ca. 125 CE that
once supplied ancient Corinth.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Strophilas
Ancient site on the promontory of Strophilas, Andros.
Archaeological evidence of a town from Late Neolithic to
Early Cycladic (4500-3300 BC).
Creators: Catherine
Bouras
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker
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Sykeon
Roman bath (Thessaly)
The remains of a Roman bath complex that included mosaic
pavements and marble statuary were documented during rescue
excavations in 2004 to the west of Sykeon in Thessaly.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Teatro
Marittimo
The so-called "Maritime Theater" at the Villa of Hadrian in
Tivoli is sometimes referred to as the 'island villa'. It
served as a kind of inner sanctum within the larger complex
of the Villa Hadriana.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tell
es-Samarat
A multi-period settlement site located in the Jericho
Governorate, West Bank.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Temple
at Santa Maria in Canale
A temple of Tuscan type with cella and lateral alae built of
ashlar masonry and dated to the 3rd century BCE, now built
into a rural church and farmstead complex. The temple is
situated along the Via Amerina between Ameria and Tuder, and
marks the boundary between those two Umbrian communities. A
fragmentary Umbrian bronze inscription (Vetter 229) of
around 300 BCE mentioning a deity characterized as "Iovia"
was discovered here in the 18th century CE.
Creators: Dan
Diffendale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Artemis Orthosia
The Temple of Artemis Orthosia at Epidauros was founded in
the Archaic period and continued in use in the Roman period.
Pausanias mentions it as being on the city's temples.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Athena Apaturia
A temple said to have been founded by Aethra where the
Troezenian maidens would dedicate their girdles prior to
wedlock.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Hermes at Çatıören
Temple of Hermes at Çatıören
Creators: Daniel
C. Browning Jr.
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Terme
Achilliane
Thermal baths at Catania dating to the fourth and fifth
centuries CE. The archaeological remains are located near
the present-day Piazza del Duomo of Catania.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Theater
of Tigranocerta
Theatre, Tigranocerta, Arzen
Creators: Stanisław
Ludwiński
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Thourion
A hill in Boeotia located to the west of Chaeronea, Thourion
is described by both Plutarch and Pausanias. The discovery
of an inscribed trophy monument connected to the military
campaigns of Lucius Cornelius Sulla in 86 BCE led to the
identification of the site.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tomb
Garden of Claudia Semne
Latin inscriptions unearthed in 1792 between the second and
third mile of the Via Appia near S. Sebastiano identify the
tomb garden complex of one Claudia Semne.
Creators: Yuyao
Liu
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Gabriel
McKee, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tomb of
Marcus Tullius
The schola-type tomb of one Marcus Tullius is located
outside the Porta Stabia of Pompeii. The decedent is thought
to have been the patron of the Aedes Fortunae Augustae and
was three times duovir and tribunus militum a populo.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Tomb of
Nigidius Alleius Maius
The Tomb of Nigidius Alleius Maius was excavated in 2017.
The tomb includes a 'res gestae'-style inscription in Latin
that describes the life, career, and patronage of the
decedent. Although the name of the decedent is no longer
extant, the tomb has been linked to prominent citizen
Nigidius Alleius Maius.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tomb of
Numerius Agrestinus Equitius Pulcher
A schola tomb at Pompeii located near the Porta Nocera
necropolis. The inscription on the tomb's hemicycle honors
Numerius Agrestinus Equitius Pulcher, a Roman who had an
illustrious military career, including holding the role of
praefectus of the Autrigones, an Iberian tribe.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tomb of
Servius Sulpicius Galba
A tomb of the late second century BCE originally located
near the Via Ostensis in the district of Rome now known as
Testaccio. In antiquity, this was the area known as the
Emporium. The tomb is visible on a fragment of the Severan
marble plan of Rome and it lies between the Horrea Galbana
and the “Porticus Aemilia”. It was rediscovered in 1885 and
reconstructed on the grounds of the municipal antiquarium on
the Caelian Hill. The tomb belongs to a Servius Sulpicius
Galba and is likely to be that of either the consul of 144
BCE or the consul of 108 BCE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tomb of
the sons of Sextus Pompeius Justus
A tomb on the Via Appia dated ca. 50 CE.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tserli
The foundations of a Hellenistic farm located near the
shores of Lake Boibe in Thessaly.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
Published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tugurium
Romuli
Ancient textual sources, including Dionysius of
Halicarnassus and Plutarch, place the purported dwelling
place of Romulus near the Scalae Caci at the southwestern
corner of the Palatine Hill in Rome. Whether the place cited
by ancient texts and maintained in antiquity until at least
the fourth century CE corresponds to the archaeological
remains of archaic huts excavated near the Clivus Victoriae
remains a matter of debate.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Tzoungiza
A Middle Helladic settlement excavated near Nemea.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Unnamed
domus in Via Graziosa
A domus excavated in Via Graziosa in Rome, Italy (now the
Via Cavour) on 7 April 1848 produced a sequence of wall
paintings depicting scenes from Homer's Odyssey.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
Published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Vatican
necropolis
The Vatican necropolis lies beneath Vatican City,
specifically beneath the present St. Peter's Basilica, at
depths ranging from 5 to 12 meters. The necropolis was
partially exposed by means of archaeological excavations in
1940-1949. The necropolis was an open-air burial ground that
included both mausolea and tombs. Notable among the
documented tombs are the Tomb of the Iulii and the tomb that
is conventionally believed to be that of Saint Peter (a.k.a.
Peter the Apostle). The tomb of the saint, said to be
located near the site of his martyrdom, provides a point of
topographic orientation for the Constantinian project that
came to be Old St. Peter's. The necropolis remained in use
until at least 318.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Via
Basiliano necropolis
An ancient necropolis located in the modern Parco della
Serenissima that was initially discovered via construction
works in 1997. The necropolis is located, in ancient terms,
in a landscape between the line of the via Collatina and
that of the via Praenestina. The excavations also revealed
traces of first-millennium BCE agricultural activity.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Via
Lata
Via Lata is a later Latin name for the portion of the
ancient Via Flaminia within the walls of Rome. According to
Platner and Ashby, the name first appears in the Regionary
Catalogue but it is commonly attested in sources, including
the liber Pontificalis.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Via
Valeria
An ancient Roman road in Sicilia.
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Villa
Collatino
Remains of a Roman villa discovered in the Collatino
archaeological park in Via Grotta di Gregna consisting of 14
rooms, a cistern, and channelization for water works.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Villa
Romana di Caselette
A Roman villa of the first century CE located near
Farchetto, Italy.
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Wall0052,
Synagogue (Dura-Europos)
Portion of the west wall of the Assembly Hall (above
aedicula) from Synagogue Phase 2 in Dura-Europos.
Creators: Anne
Chen
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
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Zalpa
An unlocated settlement known mostly from the Hittite
document known as the Proclamation of Anittas (CHT 1).
Several different locations have been proposed, including
Tell Hammam et-Turkman on the Balikh River.
Creators: Clifflena
Tiah
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
Published by: Tom
Elliott
Updated Place Resources
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Abona
(river)
The River Avon, Bristol.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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‘Abone’
‘Abone’ or Abonae was a Roman port located on the Avon
(Abona) river, now Sea Mill, Bristol, Great Britain.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Abu
Midrik
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 80 D4 Abu Midrik
Modifications: Updated references. Updated LCP (ASOR).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T. Wilfong, S.E. Sidebotham, J. Keenan
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Abu
Zawal
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 78 C4 Abu Zawal
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S.E. Sidebotham
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Acherusia
Palus
Acherusia Palus, now known as Lago del Fusaro or Lake
Fusaro, is a lake located in the Italian community of
Bacoli. The acropolis of Cumae is about 1.5 km from the
lakeshore. The lake itself is separated from the sea by a
narrow strip of land. The lake has also been noted since
antiquity for the presence of freshwater springs and the
quality of its oysters and mussels.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313780: Lake Acherousia
(Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Achindana
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated Achindana
fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Acholla
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 33 H2 Acholla
Modifications: Updated TP reference. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies
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Acqua
Claudia
A Roman villa at Anguillara Sabazia that may have been built
in order to take advantage of mineral springs. The villa
dates to the Late Republican period but has only been
partially excavated. A large hemicycle with ambulatio is
extant; this feature may have been coordinated with the
villa's garden.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated reference. Wikidata Q128048879.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Acrae
Akrai, an ancient city of Sicily, originated as a colony
founded by Syracuse in 664 B.C., making it the first of the
city's three colonial foundations.
Modifications: Created new connection. Updated references.
Updated references - Nenci BTCGI. Added nomisma.org.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Acumincum
Acumincum (modern Stari Slankamen in Serbia) was a
settlement of the Scordisci that was later conquered by the
Romans. During the Flavian period, the cohors I Britannica
equitata and II Adjutrix were based there.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ad
Sponsas
Ad Sponsas was a road station on the Via Appia.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Adiabene
Adiabene was an ancient kingdom in Assyria situated between
the Upper Zab (Lycus) and the Lower Zab (Caprus) rivers. Its
capital was at Arbela.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Thomas
Carlson, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aegimoeroe
(islands)
An island group located off Cape Bon, Tunisia. Pliny the
Elder knew of the "duae Aegimoeroe", presumably referring to
Ile Zembra and Ile Zembretta.
Modifications: Created new location. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aelaniticus
Sinus
The Gulf of Aqaba.
Modifications: Updated references. Changed type to
communicates with. Updated Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.F. Graf
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Perry
Scalfano, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aeoliae
(islands)
A volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea composed of
eight islands.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aetna
(mountain)
An active stratovolcano on the east coast of Sicily (known
today as Mount Etna).
Modifications: Created new location. Changed location type
to 'associated modern'.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Aiginion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 D2 Aiginion
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Aigosthena
Aigosthena was a fortified city of in the Megaris that
served as one of Megara's ports. In the Hellenistic period,
it became an autonomous city.
Modifications: Added MANTO reference provided by MANTO team;
added Trismegistos and iDAI.gazetteer references provided by
bkiesling; added vici.org reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Alaunoi
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 19 E2 Alaunoi
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: G. Moosbauer, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Puhane, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Alba
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 C3 Alba fl.
Modifications: Edited. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Alea
An ancient settlement in Arcadia that flourished from the
Classical to Roman periods.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team; added iDAI.gazetteer, Wikidata, and
Trismegistos references provided by bkiesling; added
vici.org reference; added New Pauly reference. Modified
summary.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Rosemary
Selth, Sean
Gillies, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott, DARMC
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Almo
(river)
A small river of the Ager Romanus that once joined the Tiber
River just below the walls of Rome. Almo, the eldest son of
Tyrrhus, who is one of the heroes in Virgil's Aeneid, shares
the river's name.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Gabriel
McKee, Brady
Kiesling
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Alsietinus
lacus
The Alsietinus lacus, modern Lago di Martignano, is a small
volcanic crater-lake in southern Etruria. The lake was the
source of the Augustan aqueduct aqua Augusta Alsietina that
served non-potable water to the Transtiberim and
Ianiculum.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Alutus
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 22 B4 Alutus fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.G. Poulter
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Amyros
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Amyros
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Anapos?
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 D4 Anapos? fl.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Andros
(settlement)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 60 A4 Andros
Modifications: Created new location. Added Google PAA and
archaeological evidence: substantive. Located on; BAtlas
reference. Cleaned up references; added ToposText reference;
added iDAI.gazetteer, CFL/AGO, Wikidata, and Trismegistos
references provided by bkiesling; added MANTO reference via
wikidata.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott, Brady
Kiesling
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Anfiteatro
minore
The so-called "Anfiteatro minore" is a small amphitheater at
Puteoli dating to the early Imperial period.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Anguillara
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 C4 Anguillara
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Anicetis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 8 unlocated Anicetis
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Anicium
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 17 B3 Anicium
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E. Bertrand
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Anio
(river)
The Anio river (modern Aniene) is a river of northern
Latium.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11315475: River Anio (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Edward
Keogh
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Anneianum
Anneianum was located in the Etruscan Apennines, along the
road from Faventia to Florentia.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Anteba
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 89 unlocated Anteba
Modifications: Updated references. Added TP reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Antemnae
Antemnae is an ancient Latin settlement located north of
Rome near the point where the Anio and Tiber rivers
intersect. Connected with Rome's early history, Antemnae was
involved in episodes such as the 'Rape of the Sabine Women'
and Romulus is said to have celebrated a triumph over the
Antemnates in 752 BC.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313724: Antemnae (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Anthemus
An ancient settlement, attested by literary or documentary
sources, whose precise location cannot be determined
today
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Antinoeion
at Hadrian's Villa
A sacred precinct at the western end of Villa Hadriani,
comprising two temples at opposite (north and south) ends of
a plaza or garden, and (on the western edge of this complex)
a small colonnaded hemicycle. Here, Hadrian may have planned
to build a large, semi-circular temple-tomb for Antinous, in
place of which his successors built the colonnaded
hemicycle.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Joshua
Rosenheim
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Antiochia
Arabis/Antoninopolis/Tella/Constantia/Maximianopolis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 89 B3 Antiochia
Arabis/Antoninopolis/Tella/Constantia/Maximianopolis
Modifications: Added Cohen; updated Connections. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Antium
Antium ranked as one of the most important and most powerful
centers of Latium and was captured by Rome at the close of
the Latin War in the fourth century B.C. Imperial Antium was
well known for its number of coastal villas.
Modifications: Added MANTO. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Ingrid
Luo, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Antunnacum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 H2 Antunnacum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Anvers
Antwerp in Belgium began as a small Gallo-Roman vicus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Francis
Deblauwe, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Ap(p)enninus
M.
The Apennine Mountains extend ca. 1,200 km (750 miles) along
the length of peninsular Italy.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11309768: the Apennine
Mountains.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Richard
Talbert, Brian Z. Lund, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann
McDaniel
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard Talbert, Michael
Heubel, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Ryan M.
Horne
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Apamea
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 F2 Apamea
Modifications: Created new connection. Added Cohen.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: DARMC, M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Apamea
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 91 unlocated Apamea
Modifications: Updated Connections. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Apeilokarion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 26 unlocated
Apeilokarion
Modifications: Cleaned up Tovar 1976 reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: F.H. Stanley Jr., R.C. Knapp
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Aphrodisias
Aphrodisias was a Greek city located in Caria. It is notable
especially for the state of its archaeological preservation.
The site was inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List in
July 2017.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Katelin
McCullough, Brian
Turner, Rob
Chavez, Gabriel
Bodard, Gabriel
Moss
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Aphrodision
at Akrai
Temple dedicated to Aphrodite constructed in the 6th century
BCE at the Greek colony of Akrai.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Gabriel
McKee
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Apiolae
An ancient city of Latium that led the Latin resistance
against Tarquinius Priscus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Apollonos
Hieron
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 unlocated Apollonos
Hieron
Modifications: Added wikipedia Apollonos Hieron.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aqua
Alsietina
The Aqua Alsietina was an aqueduct built by Augustus that
drew water from the lacus Alsietinus (Lago di Martignano)
and conducted it to Rome.
Modifications: Edited. Vici.org 58509: Aqua Alsietina.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aqua
Antoniniana
The Aqua Antoniniana was a branch of the Aqua Marcia that
carried water to the Baths of Caracalla.
Modifications: Initial revision.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aqua
Traiana
The Aqua Traiana was an aqueduct built by Trajan and
inaugurated in AD 109.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aquae
Apollinares Novae
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 C4 Aquae Apollinares
Novae
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Aquae
Sextiae
Aquae Sextiae (modern Aix-les-Bains) was a vicus of the city
of Vienna.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E. Bertrand
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Ar(ai)ai
Inss.
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 61 E3 Ar(ai)ai Inss.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Perry
Scalfano, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ara
Maxima Herculis
An early cult center connected with Herakles located in
Rome's Forum Boarium.
Modifications: Added MANTO.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Ara
Pacis Augustae
The "Altar of Augustan Peace" was located in the Campus
Martius of Rome. It was originally situated to the west of
the Via Lata, near the eastern end of Augustus' Horologium.
The reconstructed fragments of the altar are now housed in a
museum located on the Tiber's banks in the Piazza Augusto
Imperatore, a square created during the Fascist era in order
to spotlight the ruins of the Mausoleum of Augustus.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Sara
Hales, Echo
Smith, Edward
Keogh
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Ara
Ubiorum/Col. Claudia Ara Agrippinensium
Ara Ubiorum/Col. Claudia Ara Agrippinensium (Cologne,
Germany) was a key site of the Germanic Ubii that became a
Roman colony in the first century AD. The city served as the
capital of Germania Inferior.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, David
Mimno
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Araba
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 82 D5 Araba
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: N.B. Millet
Contributors: DARMC, Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Aradarum/Hardea/Ardea
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated
Aradarum/(H)Ardea
Modifications: Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Araden
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 60 B2 Araden
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Arai
An ancient people whose territory is unlocated
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Araia
(mountain)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 unlocated Araia M.
Modifications: Added Place type.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Arbela/Arba-ilu
An ancient Mesopotamian city located between the two Zab
rivers (modern Erbel/Erbil in Iraq).
Modifications: Added Cohen; updated references. Created new
location.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, David
Mimno, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, B. Siewert-Mayer, Greta
Hawes, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Arch of
Augustus (Fano)
A city gate in the form of a triumphal arch with three
vaults. The gate marks the entry of the via Flaminia into
the city.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Arch of
Gallienus
The Arch of Gallienus marked the Porta Esquilina, a gate in
the Servian Wall of Rome. The via Labicana and via Tiburtina
issue from Rome at this point. The arch was erected in A.D.
262.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies
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Arch of
Malborghetto
A fourth-century A.D. tetrapylon arch stands at the
intersection of the Via Flaminia and a road linking the Via
Tiberina and Veii.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Arch of
the Sergii
A Roman triumphal arch at Pula commemorating Lucius Sergius
Lepidus and the family of the Sergii for service at the
Battle of Actium in 31 BC.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Arch of
Trajan at Benevento
A triumphal arch built in honor of Trajan at Beneventum; it
marks the Trajanic extension of the Via Appia.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Archedotis/Arciotis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated
Archedotis/Arciotis
Modifications: Updated references. Updated RE with
wikisource link.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Arco de
los Blanco
A Roman gateway.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Arco
dei Gavi
A Roman arch built by the gens Gavia.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Arcus
Novus
A now-lost arch on the ancient Via Lata. It was dedicated to
Diocletian either in 293 CE (marking the occasion of his
decennalia) or in 303-304 (joint triumph with Maximian). The
present church of Santa Maria in Via Lata occupies the site
of the arch.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Arderikka
A now unlocated site in Assyria located on the Euphrates
River upstream from Babylon.
Modifications: Updated references. Ctype.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Argos
Argos was a city of ancient Greece that reached its cultural
highpoint under Pheidon in the seventh century BC.
Modifications: Added CFL/AGO reference provided by cbouras;
added iDAI.gazetteer and MANTO reference provided by
bkiesling; added vici.org reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Pierre
Motylewicz, Richard
Talbert, DARMC
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Arienzo
A villa of the second century AD that was destroyed by a
flood in the fourth century.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Armenion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D2 Armenion
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Chris de
Lisle
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Arpaia
milestone
A Roman milestone of the Via Appia located in Arpaia,
Italy.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott, Ryan M.
Horne
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Arrapha/Karkha
de Beth Seluk
The name of the ancient city of Arrapha is first attested in
the time of the Neo-Sumerian empire. It later became part of
the Akkadian empire. Its location is thought to be that of
modern Kirkuk in northeastern Iraq.
Modifications: Added Cohen 2013.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Sean
Gillies, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa, Carolin
Johansson, Rune
Rattenborg
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Arrone
(river)
The Arrone flows from Lake Bracciano to the Tyrrhenian
Sea.
Modifications: Updated geonames.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Arsamosata
A city in Armenia, probably founded by Arsames in the early
second century BCE, perhaps at the site of modern Haraba
(now under the Keban Dam Lake)
Modifications: Added short description; updated Connections,
Names. Created new connection. Adjusted Pliny link. Created
new name. Adjusted Ptol. reference modified name details and
link to cohere with Müller numeration.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Artacoana/Artakauna
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated
Artacoana/Artakauna
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Artaxata
An ancient city located on and around the hills known today
as Khor Virap. This location is near the Armenian village of
Lusarat, which is about 8 km south of modern Artashat.
Modifications: Updated Connections, Names. Created new name.
Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Artemita?
Pr.
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 D5 Artemita? Pr.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Strabo reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ascanius
(lake)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 D2 Ascanius L.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ascheion
An ancient settlement, attested by literary or documentary
sources, whose precise location cannot be determined
today
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ascuris
Palus
An ancient lake in Thessaly. Livy locates it near the
Perrhaebian Mountains. The lake was drained in the early
20th century, prior to which it was known by the modern name
Nézéro.
Modifications: Created new location. Created new name.
Modified summary; greek wikipedia reference; added 19th
century modern name after batldir.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Asinaeus/Coronaeus
Sinus
Asinaeus/Coronaeus Sinus (the Messenian Gulf).
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference. Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Perry
Scalfano, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Askyris
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C1 Askyris
Modifications: Added topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Aspis
(island)
An island in the Saronic Gulf.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Aspledon/Eudeielos
An ancient town in Boeotia that was mentioned by Homer in
the Iliad.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Pausanias reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Astura
Astura was once a coastal island of Latium and is now a
small peninsula at the southeastern edge of the Bay of
Antium.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Aternum
Aternum (modern Pescara) was a settlement at the mouth of
the Aternus River.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Aurelian
Walls
The Aurelian Walls of Rome began as a fortification system
built by Aurelian and Probus between 271 and 275. They
enclose an area of approximately 1,400 hectares.
Modifications: Edited. Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
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Autrigones
The Autrigones were a pre-Roman tribe of Iberia, settled in
what in what today is the western Basque country of
Spain.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, S.J. Keay, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Avebury
stone circle
Avebury is a Neolithic henge monument comprised of three
stone circles dating to the third millennium BCE.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Aventinus
mons
One of the seven hills of Rome. Until the reign of the
emperor Claudius, the hill lay outside the pomerium of the
city.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11311843: the Aventine Hill
(Rome).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Ryan M.
Horne
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott, R. Scott
Smith, Sean
Gillies
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Avernus
(lake)
A volcanic crater lake located in the Phlegraean Fields,
Lake Avernus served a major ritual role for ancient Romans
and Greeks as they viewed it as an entrance to Hades.
Modifications: Added MANTO.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Avitta
Bibba amphitheater
A Roman amphitheater located in the modern Siliana
Governorate of Tunisia.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Badara/Balara
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated
Badara/Balara
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Badis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated Badis
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Baduhennae
Lucus
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 10 unlocated Baduhennae
Lucus
Modifications: Updated reference. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.H.F. Bloemers
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Bagistanus
(mountain)
Mount Behistun is located in the Kermanshah Province of
Iran. It is the site of the so-called Behistun Inscription,
a multilingual inscription and rock relief established by
Darius the Great (r. 522–486 B.C.).
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Hausleiter, M. Roaf, E.J. Keall
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Bagras
Castle
Bagras Castle is located in Turkey's İskenderun district in
the Amanus Mountains. The tenth-century castle was rebuilt
in the twelfth century.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Balarath?
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 90 B4 Balarath? fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S.E. Kroll
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Balikh
River
The Balikh River that flows from 'Ayn al-'Arus in Syria to
the Euphrates river.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Bam
An ancient settlement in Iran, whose remains today are known
as The Citadel of Bam (arg-e Bam). Located in the modern
city of Bam, arg-e Bam was added to the UNESCO World
Heritage List in 2004.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Barake
(islands)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 6 B5 Barake Inss.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Barakes
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 5 unlocated Barakes fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Barium
A city of the Peucetii that came under Roman control in the
third century BCE.
Modifications: Partial cleanup of references. Updated
references. Added TGN 7004101: Bari (inhabited place).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Gethin
Rees, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Barrington
Atlas feature labeled 36
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 14 H2 no. 36 (Sannat)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Basilica
of Sant'Apollinare in Classe
A basilica begun in the sixth century AD by Bishop Ursicinus
with financial support from the Greek banker Iulianus
Argentarius.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Basilica
of Santa Pudenziana
A palaeochristian church dedicated to St. Pudentiana located
in Rome and, perhaps, the earliest site of Christian worship
in the city. The church is located along the Via Urbana,
which follows the course of the ancient vicus Patricius.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Basilis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 C3 Basilis
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team; added Wikidata reference provided by
bkiesling. Added RE reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Bassai
The Temple of Apollo Epikourios (often Latinized as
Epicurius) at Bassae is an innovative mid-5th century B.C.
Doric temple in Arcadia. The temple preserves the oldest
Corinthian capital yet found. It was added to the UNESCO
World Heritage List in 1986.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert
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Bathynias
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 52 D2 Bathynias fl.
Modifications: Updated references. Added Wikidata reference;
added RE link.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Batnae/Markopolis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 G3 Batnae/Markopolis
Modifications: Reference. Updated reference. Added Latin
name, add Pliny reference; updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Adam
Prins, Jen Thum, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Herbert Verreth, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, A.
Horsting, Mark Depauw
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Bazira
The site of an Indo-Greek settlement dating to the reign of
King Menander I in the second century BC. This Hellenistic
settlement covered some 30 ha at its peak. Earlier
settlement phases have been identified, including a village
dating ca. 1100-1000 B.C. in addition to Chalcolithic pit
structures (ca. 1700 B.C.)
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Gabriel
McKee
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: DARMC, Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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*Bedaium
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 19 E2 *Bedaium
Modifications: Initial revision.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: G. Moosbauer, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, M. Puhane, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Beit
She’arim
Beit She'arim National Park is the site of a large number of
ancient rock-cut Jewish tombs, dating to the second century
AD. The necropolis was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage
site in 2015.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Bele(g)ia/Veleia
Bele(g)ia/Veleia (Iruña-Veleia) was a Roman town along the
ab Asturica Burdigalam road.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, S.J. Keay, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Belgica
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 G2 Belgica
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Created DARMC citation to preserve cross-project linkage
after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Bergomum
Originally a center of the archaic Golasecca culture,
Bergomum became a municipium of the tribus Voturia. In 452
Attila captured and razed the city.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Bernashivka
Site of a settlement from the Neolithic Cucuteni-Trypillia
culture, located on the left bank of the Dniester River.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Gabriel
McKee
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Berretta
del Prete
A circular Roman mausoleum with a distinctive cupola located
at the ninth mile of the Via Appia.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Bethammaria
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 unlocated Bethammaria
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Bezah
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 80 E3 Bezah
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T. Wilfong, S.E. Sidebotham, J. Keenan
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Bisambritae
An ancient people whose territory is unlocated
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Bithias
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 G2 Bithias
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: DARMC, M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Boia(i)
An ancient settlement on the west coast of the Parnon
peninsula (Peloponnese), now the site of modern
Neapolis.
Modifications: Added Greek and Pausanias reference provided
by bkiesling. Added RE reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Boiai
An ancient place attested on the island of Crete. Its
precise location has not been determined by modern
scholars.
Modifications: Modified summary; removed erroneous Pausanias
and Smith references per. Created new connection. Added RE
reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Boibe
An ancient city in Thessaly situated on the south-eastern
shore of the lake named after it. Its founder was
Boibos.
Modifications: Updated references. Added manto, add
topostext, update references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Bonna
Bonna (modern Bonn, Germany) began as a Roman military
outpost in Germania Inferior ca. 11 BC.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Bostra/Col.
Nova Traiana Alexandriana
The ancient city of Bostra (modern Busra in Syria), where
extensive ancient Nabataean, Roman, Byzantine and Umayyad
structures still visible. Inscribed as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site in 1980.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Created DARMC citation to preserve cross-project linkage
after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.M. Meyers, J.P. Brown
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Adam
Prins, Jen Thum, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Herbert Verreth, Mark
Depauw, Richard
Talbert, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Brazda lui
Novac de Nord
Brazda lui Novac de Nord is part of a Roman frontier system
in present-day Romania. This frontier system is known also
as Constantine's Wall.
Modifications: Updated references, edit modified title
(Unmodified titled -> Brazda lui Novac), add modified place
type (earthwork); edited modified summary. Added Wikidata
reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Bridiers
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 14 G2 Bridiers
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Brikinniai?
A fortified ancient settlement near modern Lentini. It has
been associated with the area of Monte San Basilio.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, Richard
Talbert
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Brundisium/Brentesion
A Greek and Roman port, terminus of the Via Appia.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Bubetani
The Bubetani number among the 53 peoples of Latium Vetus
that Pliny the Elder records as having perished without
leaving a trace (interiere sine vestigiis).
Modifications: Updated Dion. Hal. Ant. Rom. (Perseus:
Jacoby).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Burgenae
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 21 C5 Burgenae
Modifications: Updated references. ItMiller.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Butuntum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 E2 Butuntum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Caeciliana
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 G3 Caeciliana
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies
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Caelia
A town of the Peucetii in Apulia.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Caesaromagus
An 8-hectare Romano-British settlement that developed in the
60s AD and continued in use until the fourth century.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Caesaromagus
Caesaromagus was the civitas capital of the Bellovaci.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Caesena
An Umbrian and Etruscan city on the Savio river that passed
into Roman control in the third century B.C.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated Pliny
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Caieta
Caieta was a town of ancient Latium located on the
Tyrrhenian Sea coast between Tarracina and Formiae.
Modifications: Added MANTO, update references. Updated
Strabo reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Camarina
Camarina was founded by Syracuse in 599 B.C., but
subsequently destroyed in 552 B.C. The city was re-founded
by Gela in 461 B.C. Carthage razed the site in 405 B.C., but
Timoleon restored it in 339 B.C. From the late third century
B.C. the town fell under Roman administration.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Cameria
An ancient city of Latium that is noted by Pliny the Elder
as one of the lost cities of central Italy.
Modifications: Updated reference. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Camino
Viejo de las Sepulturas
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 27 C3 Camino Viejo de las
Sepulturas
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Camp of
Diocletian at Palmyra
Camp of Diocletian in the Ancient City of Palmyra.
Coordinates determined by eye in Google Earth in November
2012, following description in UNESCO World Heritage
List.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Tom
Elliott, Adam
Prins
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Campus
Viminalis
An open area on the Esquiline Hill that is mentioned in the
Regionary Catalogues for Regio V. It was likely a narrow
area that lay outside the so-called Servian Wall.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Canales
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 unlocated Canales
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Candalicae
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 20 B3 Candalicae
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Šašel Kos, P. Kos
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Cangas
de Onís
A Medieval bridge built by Alfonso XI of Castile and León
that possibly rests on earlier Roman foundations.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Canneto
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 E2 Canneto
Modifications: Cleaned up references. Created new
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Canonium
The site of a Roman and Iron Age settlement located at
Kelvedon.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Canopus
at Hadrian's Villa
The Canopus garden is set at the principal entrance to
Hadrian's Villa. An imposing waterway occupies all its
length.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Joshua
Rosenheim
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Gabriel
McKee
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Capisa
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 6 B2 Capisa
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference. Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Capitolinus
Mons
The smallest of Rome's hills and one of its most important,
the Capitoline Hill served as the citadel (arx) of the city
and as the site of its poliadic temple.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313730: the Capitoline Hill
(Rome). Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated New Pauly references x 2. Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Capo di
Bove
An archaeological site located at the fourth milestone of
the Via Appia Antica.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Carcas(s)o/Col.
Iulia
A fortified Roman and Medieval site with occupation
beginning from the fourth millennium B.C.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, S.J. Keay, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Carcinus
(river)
The Corace river empties into the Gulf of Squillace.
Modifications: Updated Mela (Ranstrand: PHI).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Careiae
An ancient town on the Via Clodia.
Modifications: Created new location. Edited. Created DARMC
citation to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting
DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Carmania
A province of both the Achaemenid Empire and the Sassanid
Empire.
Modifications: Added BAtl Dir reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Carmine
Roman tomb
A Roman tomb of the later second century incorporated into
the former Convento del Carmine in Catania, Sicily.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Added wikidata.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Carteia/Calpe/Karpessos
A Phoenician and Roman town in Spain located on the Bay of
Gibraltar. The site played a strategic role in the Punic
Wars, and was given the rights of a Latin colony in 171
BC.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: F.H. Stanley Jr., R.C. Knapp
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Jr., F.H. Stanley
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Casa
dei Grifi
A late Republican domus of the Palatine Hill that was later
consumed by the substructures of the Domitianic wing of the
Flavian palace. The Casa dei Grifi preserves important wall
paintings that are transitional from the First to the Second
Pompeian style. Giacomo Boni discovered the domus in
1912.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Casa
dell’ Amore punito
A domus excavated in 1844 and 1867.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Casas/Villa
Aniciorum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 35 E2 Casas/Villa
Aniciorum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Case
Romane del Celio
An archaeological area beneath the basilica of the martyrs
John and Paul that has been explored by means of excavation,
revealing a series of Imperial period domestic remains
dating between the second and fourth centuries A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Castellum
Firmanorum
Castellum Firmanorum was the ancient port of Firmum
Picenum.
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Castra
Peregrina
Located on the Caelian Hill, the Castra Peregrina housed
Roman soldiers.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Catacomb
of Ponziano
A Paleochristian catacomb at the second mile of the via
Portuensis. The catacomb is noted for containing the
original tombs of Pope Anastasius I and his son Pope
Innocent I.
Modifications: Initial revision. Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Catacomba
di San Giovanni
Ancient catacombs in the city of Siracusa, built between AD
315 and 360. The main gallery re-purposes parts of an
earlier aqueduct.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jonathan
Prag, Jeffrey
Becker
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Çatalhöyük
A Neolithic and Chalcolithic settlement of southern
Anatolia, inabited ca. 7500 B.C. to 5700 B.C. In July 2012,
it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Catispi/Hatsiun
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 89 G1 Catispi/Hatsiun
Modifications: Added TM GEO ID 41447: Catispi (Hatsiun).
Added TP name.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ceios
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 unlocated Ceios
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Centum
Putea
An ancient Roman camp, located near the modern Romanian town
of Surducu Mare.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Certisnassa
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 9 unlocated Certisnassa
fl.
Modifications: Updated modified title, modified place type
(add unlocated), update references, add TM GEO ID 19838:
Certis.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Chalcedon
Chalcedon was an ancient maritime city of Bithynia.
Modifications: Added TIB; updated Names. Created new name.
Added evidence reference. Added ToposText datasource
reference. Added Classical period for Herodotus.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Martina
Filosa
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker, Martina
Filosa, Chris de
Lisle
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Charadrai
An ancient people whose territory is unlocated
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Chauon/Kaputa/Gobdi
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 89 G2
Chauon/Kaputa/Gobdi
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Chauvet
Cave
The Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave in southern France contains the
earliest known and best preserved figurative cave paintings
in the world, dating from the Upper Paleolithic. The cave
was discovered on December 18, 1994, and was added to the
UNESCO World Heritage List on June 22, 2014.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Cheimerion?
(promontory)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 B3 Cheimerion? Pr.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: Pierre
Motylewicz, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Chelonatas
Pr.
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 A2 Chelonatas Pr.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Stuart
Dunn, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Chelonophagoi
Pliny the Elder discussed the Chelonophagoi, an ancient
tribe that subsisted on turtle flesh and covered their
houses with the turtles' shells, in the context of his
excursus on the Persian Gulf.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Cherusci
The Cherusci were a Germanic tribe occupying parts of
northwestern Germany.
Modifications: Updated Tac. Ann. (Fisher; pHI). Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.H.F. Bloemers
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Chiesa
Ipogea di San Nicola
A poorly understood paleochristian site located on the
grounds of the Inviolata park in the comune of
Guidonia-Montecelio in the greater metropolitan area of
Rome. The cave site may originally have functioned as a
mithraeum.
Modifications: Created new location. Info.roma 9538: Mitreo
dell'Inviolata.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Chios
(island)
Chios is the fifth largest of the Greek islands.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras. Created new location.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, Tom
Elliott
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Church
of Prophet Elijah
A fourteenth-century AD church in Thessaloniki.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Church
of Saint Catherine, Thessaloniki
A late Byzantine church in Thessalonica.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Church
of St. Nicholas Orphanos
A fourteenth-century A.D. church in Thessalonica.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited. Created new
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Church
of the Acheiropoietos
A fifth century A.D. Byzantine church.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Cilbian
Plain
A plain that abuts the plain of the Cayster river. Strabo
remarks that it is fertile.
Modifications: Updated Strabo reference. RE Κιλβιανὸν
πεδίον. Updated Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Cingilla
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 unlocated Cingilla
Modifications: Updated references. RE Cingilla. Edited.
Created new connection. Added Latin name, add Pliny
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Circus
Gaii et Neronis
Circus Gaii et Neronis was originally built as a private
racecourse for the emperor Caius. In the fourth century
A.D., the north side of the circus was destroyed in order to
make room for the first basilica of St. Peter.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Circus
of Col. Tarraco
The Roman circus of Tarragona dates from the reign of
Domitian. The circus measures ca. 325 meters in length and
ca. 100 to 115 meters in width.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Gabriel
Moss
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Civitas
Leonina
The Civitas Leonina or Leonine City is a portion of the city
of Rome on the left bank of the river Tiber around which
Pope Leo IV commissioned the construction of the Leonine
Wall in the ninth century AD. This followed the Saracen sack
of Rome in AD 846.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Clasius?
(river)
Clasius? fl., a river of Umbria and part of the basin of the
Tiber River.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Clocoris
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 G4 Clocoris fl.
Modifications: Added TP name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Cnidus
An ancient settlement located at Tekir on the western tip of
the modern Datça peninsula in Turkey (ancient Knidia), which
extends from the southwest corner of Asia Minor. In the
later fourth century BCE, it grew markedly, succeeding the
site at Burgaz as the political center of the peninsula.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Noah
Kaye, Tom
Elliott
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Cobos
Roman bridge
A bridge with Roman origins across the río Adaja.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Col.
Augusta Treverorum
The chief ancient city (civitas) of the Treveri. Modern
Trier in Germany.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, David
Mimno
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Col.
Caesaraugusta
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 25 E4 Col. Caesaraugusta
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, S.J. Keay, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Collatia
Collatia was an ancient city of Latium located between Gabii
and the Anio Rover. A colony of Alba Longa, Collatia was one
of the most ancient cities of Latium. Subjugated by Rome
under the Tarquins, Collatia would decline during the
Republican period and numbers among the lost Latin cities by
the accounting of Pliny the Elder.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313723: Collatia (Italy).
Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Colonnes
de Riez
The remains of a Roman temple of the first century CE.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Columbarium
of the freedmen of Augustus
An early imperial columbarium tomb on the Via Appia.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Compitum
Acilii
The Compitum Acilii was a crossroads in the city of Rome. It
was most likely the intersection of the Vicus Cuprius and
another street on the Carinae.
Modifications: Edited. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Compitum
ad Confluentes
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 40 C4 Compitum ad
Confluentes
Modifications: ItMiller.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Condate
Redonum
The primary center of the Redones tribe. Modern Rennes in
France.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: P. Galliou
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Confluentes
Confluentes (Koblenz) was a Roman military outpost
established by Drusus ca. 8 BC.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Cora
A Latin center in the Monti Lepini that was already a Roman
municipium by 211 B.C.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Coralis?
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 4 B2 Coralis? fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.T. Potts
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Corinthiacus
Sinus
The Gulf of Corinth.
Modifications: Updated references. ItMiller 953.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Perry
Scalfano, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Corioli
Corioli was an ancient city of Latium connected in the
tradition with C. Marcius Coriolanus. The location of
Corioli is no longer known.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Corniculum
An ancient town of Latium connected with the origins of
Servius Tullius.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Corvey
The abbey was first founded in 815 by Charlemagne's cousins,
Wala and Adelard.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Costești-Blidaru
A Dacian fotress located near modern Costești village,
Hunedoara County, Romania, built in the first century
B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Crac
des Chevaliers
An ancient castle, located in modern Syria. Inscribed as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006 as part of the
"Crac des Chevaliers and Qal’at Salah El-Din" listing.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Adam
Prins
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Ctesiphon
An imperial capital of the Arsacid and Sassanid empire, this
large ancient city originated at least as early as the third
century BCE and declined in the eighth century of the modern
era. It was located on the left bank of the Tigris river
35km south of what would later become modern Baghdad in
Iraq. It was part of a complex network of settlements in the
area, among which Seleucia (modern Vēh Ardašīr) also
featured prominently. It was attacked, and sometimes
occupied, by Roman forces multiple times.
Modifications: Created new connection. Updated Strabo
reference. Added Cohen.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Chris de
Lisle, Richard
Talbert, B. Siewert-Mayer, Ingrid
Luo, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Cumae/Kyme
(Campanian)
An ancient settlement of Campania, Cumae was the first Greek
colony established on the Italian mainland in the eighth
century BC.
Modifications: Added MANTO 10214289: Cumae (Campania).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Cures
Cures (also Cures Sabini) was a Sabine city in the Tiber
River valley along the Via Salaria. The Romans conquered
Cures in 290 B.C. under M'. Curius Dentatus and granted it
status as a municipium in the tribus Sergia.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313736: Cures (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Cursus
Barrows (Burial Mounds)
A grouping of burial mounds (named Cursus Barrows) located
very close to Stonehenge.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: James
Atkins
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Cutiliensis
(lake)
A lake located near ancient Reate.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Cyrene
An ancient Greek city founded in eastern Libya ca. 630 B.C.,
Cyrene later became part of the Roman empire (ca. 74 B.C.).
The site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in
1982.
Modifications: Added Cherstich 2024.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: Michelle
Willoughby, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Charlotte
Roueché, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Noura
Alavi, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Justin Charlton, Chris de
Lisle
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Cyzicus
An ancient city of Mysia in Anatolia, perhaps founded by the
Corinthians in 756 BC and then again by the Milesians ca.
675 BC. Its advantageous position in the Propontis made it a
major commercial centre. In the 5th century BC it was part
of the Delian League and in the Hellenistic Age it was close
to the Attalid kings. In the Imperial period, it became an
assize centre (conventus) of the province of Asia.
Modifications: Added TIB reference. Cleaned up
references.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jen Thum, Jeffrey
Becker, H. Kopp, Herbert Verreth, Tom
Elliott, B. Siewert-Mayer, Rob
Chavez, Mark Depauw, Chris de
Lisle, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Adam
Prins, W. Röllig, Martina
Filosa, DARMC, Ryan M.
Horne, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Damasia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 19 C2 Damasia
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: G. Moosbauer, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, M. Puhane
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Danuvius/Istros/Hister
(river)
The Danube river.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: David Braund
Contributors: Greta
Hawes, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, R. Scott
Smith, Diane Braund
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Dara/Anastasioupolis
Dara/Anastasioupolis was a fortified Roman city of northern
Mesopotamia located on the border with the Sassanid
Empire.
Modifications: Added Cohen 2013. Updated references. Updated
references add topostext add wikidata.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Deciana
Deciana is an important pass through the Pyrenees. The
ancient Roman Via Augusta passes through Deciana.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, S.J. Keay, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Delos
(settlement)
The ancient settlement of Delos, located on the Aegean
island of the same name.
Modifications: Added ToposText and vici.org references;
added iDAI.gazetteer, Wikidata, and Trismegistos references
provided by bkiesling; added nomisma reference via
Trismegistos.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Danielle
Hoyer, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Danielle Hoyer, Richard
Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne
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Demetrias
A city near Arbela, perhaps founded by Demetrios I or
Demetrios II of the Seleucid Empire.
Modifications: Added Cohen; updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Devade
(islands)
The modern Farasan Islands.
Modifications: Corrected modified title.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: D.T. Potts
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Devales?
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 24 G1 Devales? fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.W. Haley
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Dhāt
Kāhl
Large town in the Arabian Peninsula inhabited from the 4th
century BCE-5th century CE. The town was the capital of the
Kindah Kingdom.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Added UWHS; added Wikidata Qaryat al-Faw
(Q2829327). GeoNames: update reference with Zotero link,
update citation detail.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Gabriel
McKee
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Dikaiarcheia/Puteoli
A maritime city of Campania situated on the Phlegrean
Peninsula. The settlement started as a Greek colony and
became a Roman colony under the name Puteoli in 194 B.C.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11309930: Dicaiarchia
(Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Ryan M.
Horne
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Dilmun
Burial Mounds
The Dilmun Burial Mounds, a cultural landscape inscribed as
a UNESCO World Heritage site in July 2019. This landscape
includes tombs dispersed in at least 21 archaeological sites
in western Bahrain. These tombs date between 2050 and 1750
B.C. In all there are more than 11,774 burial mounds.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Diospage
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 89 unlocated Diospage
Modifications: Added Cohen 2013. Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott
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Diria?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 F3 Diria?
Modifications: Updated references. Added iDAI.gazetteer
2071751: Monopoli. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Domus
Augustana
Domus Augustana, a topographic appellation for the central
block of the Flavian palace complex on the Palatine Hill
attributed to the emperor Domitian.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Domus
dei Coiedii
The so-called Domus dei Coiedii is a domus located at Suasa.
It dates to the first century B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Domus
di Vigna Guidi
A well-appointed domus of the mid-second century CE that was
consumed by the construction works to create the Thermae
Antoninianae, resulting in its being buried to a depth of
some 10 m in construction fill. Heritage officials describe
the house as a sort of 'condominium', comparing it to the
contemporary insulae of Ostia.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Dotion
Pedion
The Dotion Pedion (Dotium) is the northern part of the
eastern Thessalian plain.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, G. Reger, Michael
Heubel, Sean
Gillies, Richard Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne
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Dreinos
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 21 B5 Dreinos fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Durno(no)varia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 8 E4 Durno(no)varia
Modifications: RE Durnovaria.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies
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Durnomagus
Durnomagus (modern Dormagen) was a Roman settlement along
the frontier (limes) in Germania Inferior. It was first
occupied by Legio I Germanica.
Modifications: Updated references. Added WHL. RE
Durnomagus.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Durocornovium
Durocornovium (Wanborough, Wiltshire) was a vicus on the
Ermine Street.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, Gabriel
Moss, Scott
Vanderbilt
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Eburones
The Eburones were an ancient people of Gallia Belgica.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Ecbatana/Hagmatana/Achmeta/Epiphaneia/Ahmadan
The capital of Astyages (Istuvegü), captured by Cyrus the
Great in 549 BC. The site served as a summer residence for
both Persian and Parthian kings.
Modifications: Added UWHS, update references. Created new
location. Updated reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: A. Hausleiter, M. Roaf, E.J. Keall
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Carolin
Johansson, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, W. Röllig, Chris de
Lisle, Richard
Talbert, B. Siewert-Mayer, Rune
Rattenborg, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Edessa/Antiochia
ad Callirhoem
Edessa/Antiochia ad Callirhoem was an ancient settlement of
upper Mesopotamia, refounded by Seleucus I Nikator.
Modifications: Initial revision. Created new connection.
Added Greek. Added Greek, remove incorrect transliterations.
Updated references. Created DARMC citation to preserve
cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Chris de
Lisle, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Edremit
Edremit is a modern settlement and associated administrative
region in the Van Province in the southeast of Turkey. In
the vicinity, several inscriptions on rock and stone of the
Urartian king Minua (9th / 8th century BCE) have been found
which report the construction of the 'Canal of Minua'. In
Greek and Roman times, Ptolemy gives the name "Artemita" for
a settlement that modern scholars believe was located at
Edremit.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Birgit
Christiansen, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Carolin
Johansson, Tom
Elliott, Rune
Rattenborg, Chris de
Lisle
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Egnatia/Gnathia
Egnatia/Gnathia was an ancient city of the Messapii in
southern Italy.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Created DARMC citation to preserve cross-project linkage
after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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'Ein
Gedi
A Ghassulian public building dating ca. 3500 B.C. near the
oasis of Ein Gedi on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Clifflena
Tiah
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Elimeia
Elimeia was a district located southwest of Macedonia.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard Talbert, Michael
Heubel, Richard
Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne, Chris de
Lisle
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Emporium
The river port of the ancient city of Rome that was located
between the Aventine Hill and the Rione Testaccio, formally
established perhaps in 193 BCE.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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Enipeios
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 50 B4 Enipeios fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Enipeus
(river)
Located in ancient Elis, the Enipeus was a right tributary
of the Alpheius, which it joined downstream (west) of
ancient Olympia. It has been identified with the modern
Lestenitsas.
Modifications: Added topostext. Reimported full way geometry
and updated provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Enipeus
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C2 Enipeus fl.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Enipi
An ancient people whose territory is unlocated
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Epidauros
Epidauros is located on a small peninsula on the eastern
coast of Peloponnesus.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Pausanias reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Jonathan
Fu, Chris de
Lisle
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Epiphaneia
ad Euphratem
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 F2 Epiphaneia ad
Euphratem
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: DARMC, M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Erikodes/Ericusa
(island)
One of the Aeolian Islands; the island is the site of the
extinct Montagnola volcano.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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(Eu)Dieron?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C1 (Eu)Dieron?
Modifications: Added topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Euonymus
(island)
One of the Aeolian Islands with occupation evidence
beginning ca. 1200 B.C.
Modifications: Updated reference. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Valeria
Vitale, Jonathan
Prag, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Euphrates
(river)
The longest river of Western Asia, the Euphrates flows from
the Kara Su and the Murat Su to the confluence with the
Tigris river.
Modifications: Updated RE reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Hausleiter, M. Roaf, St J. Simpson, R.
Wenke
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, P. Flensted Jensen, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Jamie
Novotny, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, R. Scott
Smith, Richard
Talbert, B. Siewert-Mayer, Greta
Hawes, Sean
Gillies, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa, Gabriel
McKee
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Eurymenai
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Eurymenai
Modifications: Created new name. Created new location. DARMC
3460, 10676 =related.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Euskirchen-Kreuzweingarten
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 G2
Euskirchen-Kreuzweingarten
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Exusta/Katakekaumene
(islands)
Exusta/Katakekaumene Inss. are a group of islands located in
the Red Sea. The ancient names Exusta and Katakekaumene
refer to the volcanic nature of these islands, one of which
is identifiable as the modern Jabal al-Tair Island.
Modifications: Created new location. Added Pliny reference,
Latin name as modified name attested.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: D.T. Potts
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Fabrateria
Nova
Fabrateria Nova received a Roman colony in 124 B.C. that was
dispatched by Caius Gracchus. The relationship between
Fabrateria Nova and the earlier Volscian site of Fabrateria
Vetus remains unclear. The favored location for Fabrateria
Nova is at S. Giovanni Incarico, where the Liri and Sacco
rivers intersect.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated Pliny
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Falerii
Veteres
Falerii Veteres was the principal city of the Faliscans. It
is located on a tuff outcropping at the point where several
tributaries of the Treia join to flow into the Tiber. After
rebelling against Rome in 241 B.C., Falerii suffered serious
reversals of fortune.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11315514: Falerii (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Carolin
Johansson, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Rune
Rattenborg
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Ferentinum
A Hernican town along the Via Latina that the Romans
captured in 364 B.C. Later in the Republican period (after
195 B.C.) the city received Roman municipal status.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Fescennium
Fescennium (modern Narce) was a Faliscan settlement located
ca. 5 km south of Falerii Veteres.
Modifications: Plin. NH 3.52.5.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Festoi
A place that, according to Strabo, was located between the
"fifth and sixth milestone" and may have, at one point,
marked the limit of the Ager Romanus.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313727: Festi (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Feudo
Nobile
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 E4 Feudo Nobile
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Fidenae
Fidenae was an ancient city of Latium.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313725: Fidenae (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Filadelfia
An ancient place, known only from the Tabula Peutingeriana,
perhaps located near Khoi and Marand, northwest of Lake
Urmia.
Modifications: Edited per Cohen 2013; updated Connections;
updated references. Created new connection.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Flanona
Flanona (modern Plomin) was an ancient Roman settlement in
Istria.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Šašel Kos, P. Kos
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Fortis
Fortuna, T.
A sanctuary (fanum) of Fors Fortuna in Trastevere. Varro
ascribes its foundation to Servius Tullius.
Modifications: Created new name. Updated Varro Linguae
Latinae (Goetz; pHI).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Forum
Augusti
The Forum of Augustus at Rome was dedicated in 2 BCE, to the
northeast of Julius Caesar's Forum. It contained the Temple
of Mars Ultor.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Sara
Hales, Echo
Smith, Edward
Keogh
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
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Forum
Boarium (at Pompeii)
The so-called "Forum Boarium" in Pompeii was erroneously
named by its 1755 excavators who discovered the bones of
large bovids and assigned the name that still is used to
describe this insula in Pompeii's Regio II (II, 5).
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Forum
Boarium (at Rome)
Rome's so-called "cattle market", the Forum Boarium is a key
area of commercial and ritual activity on the east bank of
the river Tiber. It is flanked by the Capitoline, Palatine,
and Aventine hills.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11319931: Forum Boarium
(Rome).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott, Brady
Kiesling
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Forum
Clodii
An ancient road station on the Via Clodia.
Modifications: Changed type, add reference. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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*Forum
Germanici
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 39 A4 *Forum Germanici
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Forum
Livii
The town of Forum Livii in Gallia Cispadana is located on
the right bank of the Montone River.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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*Forum
Novum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 39 F3 *Forum Novum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Forum
of Suasa
The Forum of Suasa measures 50 x 100 meters and is
surrounded by a portico.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Forum
Popilii
Forum Popilii on the Via Aemilia was founded in 173 BC by M.
Popilius Laenas.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Forum
Sempronii
An ancient Roman colony, founded in the time of Gaius
Sempronius Gracchus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Gasr
esc-Sahabi
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 38 B3 Gasr esc-Sahabi
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Gaulos
(island)
The island called Gozo in modern times, part of the country
of Malta.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker
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Gela
A Greek colony of Sicily founded by Rhodians and Cretans ca.
688 B.C. The oikists were the Rhodian Antiphemos and the
Cretan Entimos.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team; added Wikidata reference provided by
bkiesling; added vici.org reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Valeria
Vitale, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, R. Scott
Smith, Richard
Talbert, Greta
Hawes, Chris de
Lisle
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Gelduba
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 G1 Gelduba
Modifications: Added Latin name, add Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Gerre/Serre
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 unlocated Gerre/Serre
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Giza
The site of Giza encompasses the Giza Necropolis, a large
archaeological site famous for its pyramid complexes and
monumental sculpture.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Roko
Rumora
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Gabriel
McKee, Brady
Kiesling
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Gomphoi
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 B2 Gomphoi
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Görresburg
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 G2 Görresburg
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Gortys
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 C2 Gortys
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team; added Trismegistos and Wikidata
references provided by bkiesling; added CFL/AGO
reference.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Graeco-Roman
theater at Isthmia
A theater founded ca. 390 B.C. with subsequent Hellenistic
and Roman renovations.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated references add
topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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Graviscae
The port of the Etruscan city of Tarquinia.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Grotte
dell'Acqua
Architectural remains near Lago Fusaro that may have been
associated with a so-called "villa maritima".
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Gyaros
(island)
Gyaros is an island in the Aegean Sea, located to the south
of Andros. The geographer Strabo visited the island in 29
B.C.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; linked Ovid, Tacitus,
and Vergil references to Zotero; added CFL/AGO reference
provided by cbouras; added Wikidata reference. Created new
location. Updated Mela (Ranstrand: PHI). Updated reference.
Updated Strabo reference.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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(H)Adriaticum/Superum
Mare
A body of water separating the Apennine Peninsula of Italy
from the Balkan Peninsula.
Modifications: Added MANTO 1130985: the Adriatic Sea. Added
TGN.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Richard
Talbert, Brian Z. Lund, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann
McDaniel
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Neven
Jovanovic, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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(H)Alkyonis
Sinus
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 E1 (H)Alkyonis Sinus
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Perry
Scalfano, Tom
Elliott
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Halipedon
A swampy plain that was located to the north of the main
harbour of the Piraeus.
Modifications: Initial revision; added Xenophon
reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.S. Traill
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Halykos
(river)
The Halykos (modern Platani) is the fifth longest river in
Sicily.
Modifications: Added New Pauly reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Harran/Carrhae
A major settlement of Upper Mesopotamia from the Bronze Age
onward. The earliest mentions of the site are found in the
Ebla tablets (ca. 2300 B.C.). Notably the location of the
Battle of Carrhae between the Roman Republic and Parthian
Empire in 53 B.C., which proved to be a devastating defeat
for the Romans. Modern-day Ḥarrān, Turkey.
Modifications: Added Cohen; updated Connections. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Carolin
Johansson, Jamie
Novotny, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Ingrid
Luo, Chris de
Lisle
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Hatra
Hatra (al-Hadr) is an ancient city of western Assyria.
Founded perhaps in the third century BC, the city rose to
prominence in the Parthian empire.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Haueris
Hawara is an archaeological site located south of
Crocodilopolis. It lies at the entrance to the depression of
the Fayyum oasis.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R. Müller Wollermann
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Adam
Prins, Jen Thum, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Herbert Verreth, Sean
Gillies, Mark Depauw
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Helike
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 C1 Helike
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Scott
Smith, Sean
Gillies, Greta
Hawes
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Helvinus?
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 F2 Helvinus? fl.
Modifications: Updated RE Helvinus with wikisource uri.
Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Heraclea
Minoa
An ancient Greek city on the south coast of Sicily located
at the mouth of the Halykos River. Founded by Selinus in the
sixth century BC, the site was abandoned in the first
century AD.
Modifications: Created new connection. Updated references.
Ctype.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Elizabeth
Robinson, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Herakleia
Herakleia or Herakleia Lynkestis was an ancient city of
Macedonia founded by Philip II of Macedon in the middle of
the fourth century B.C.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Herminius
(mountain)
Herminius M. (the Serra da Estrela mountains of modern
Portugal)
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.W. Haley
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Hermonaktos
Kome
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 23 unlocated Hermonaktos
Kome
Modifications: Created new connection. Changed connection
type to evidence.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: David Braund
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Diane Braund, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Himera
A colony on the north shore of Sicily founded in 649/8 BC by
the Myletidai.
Modifications: Created new connection. Edited. Updated
reference. Updated references.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Valeria
Vitale, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, jpragghawes, Tom
Elliott, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Chris de
Lisle
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Histria
Histria was a Greek colony founded near the mouths of the
Danube ca. 630 BC.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: A.G. Poulter
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Homolion
Homolion or Homolium was a polis of ancient Magnesia located
in ancient Thessaly. Homolion was situated at the foot of
Mount Homole near the edge of the vale of Tempe.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Honorific
arch
An honorific arch built in Pompeii near the Temple of
Jupiter.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
and caupona of Epagatus
Roman villa and caupona in Pompeii.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies
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House
of Anicetus
The House of Actius Anicetus (I.3.23) at Pompeii is best
known as the site where the fresco painting depicting the
battle between the Nucerians and the Pompeians in the
amphitheater of Pompeii was discovered.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of Augustus
An elite domus located at the southwest corner of the
Palatine Hill that is identified as the house lived in by
the Roman emperor Augustus.
Modifications: Added Wiseman 2022.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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House
of Marcus Lucretius Fronto
The House of M. Lucretius Fronto (V, 4, a, 11), situated off
the north side of the Via di Nola, is an example of a
refined domus that is small in size but with opulent Third
and Fourth style wall paintings.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Gabriel
McKee
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House
of Minucius
The so-called House of Minucius is located in Regio I of the
city of Pompeii at the intersection of Vicolo del Menandro
and Vicolo del Citarista. It is noted for two plastered
benches flanking the fauces as well as painted electoral
graffiti.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of Publius Casca Longus
The House of Publius Casca Longus (I, 6, 11) is located on
the Via dell'Abbondanza and is also known as the Casa dei
Quadretti Teatrali.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of the Actors
A Roman domus in in Pompeii overlooking the via Stabiana,
with shops on both sides of the entrance. The site was
excavated in 1872 and bombed in 1943. Located at I,2,6.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri, Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of the Ara Maxima
The House of the Ara Maxima, located on the Via del Vesuvio,
is also known as the House of Pinarius and the House of
Narcissus (VI, 16, 15-17).
Modifications: Added MANTO 11319115: Casa dell’Ara Massima
VI 16, 15.17 (Pompeii).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, R. Scott
Smith
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House of
the cithara player
The so-called "House of the cithara player" (I,4,5 and 25)
opens both on to the Via Stabiana and the Via
dell'Abbondanza. One of the largest aristocratic homes in
Pompeii, it was formed from two adjoining properties.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of the Four Styles
The House of the Four Styles or Casa dei Quattro Stili
(I.8.17) is noted for having examples of all four style of
Pompeian wall paintings.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of the geometric mosaics
The House of the Geometric Mosaics (VIII,2,14-16) is a large
domus of more than 60 rooms that was achieved by combining
two third to second century BC houses.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of the Ship Europa
The so-called "House of the Ship Europa" is a large house in
the city of Pompeii (I,15,3) that takes its conventional,
archaeological name from a large graffito of ship bearing
the legend 'Europa'.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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House
of the Vettii
The so-called House of the Vettii (VI, 15, 1) is a luxurious
townhouse (domus) located in Pompeii. The house's owners in
its final phase were the freedmen brothers Aulus Vettius
Conviva, an Augustalis, and Aulus Vettius Restitutus. Among
other features. the house is important for its Fourth Style
wall paintings.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11319107: Casa dei Vettii VI 15,
1 (Pompeii). Updated references. Reference, change type to
located at.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, R. Scott
Smith, Sean
Gillies
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Hydroussa
(island)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 59 B3 Hydroussa Ins.
Modifications: Updated references. Added tm geo id, add
iDAI.gazetteer, add wikidata, add topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.S. Traill
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Hyperasia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 unlocated Hyperasia
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Hypsa(s)
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 B3 Hypsa(s) fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Hypsoi
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 unlocated Hypsoi
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ialysos
Ialysos was an ancient city located on the north coast of
the island of Rhodes. Together with Lindus and Kamiros it
was one of the three ancient cities of Rhodes.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; removed SEG reference
with broken link that cannot now be found via search on the
Brill site; removed broken Ath reference; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras; added Wikidata reference;
added ToposText reference via Wikidata; added Trismegistos,
MANTO, and iDAI.gazetteer references provided by bkiesling.
Created new location.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert
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Iapyges
The Iapyges were a pre-Roman, Indo-European people that
inhabited Apulia in southeastern Italy.
Modifications: Added MANTO 10769671: Iapygia (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard
Talbert, Richard Talbert, Michael
Heubel, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Ryan M.
Horne
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Ichnai/Achnai
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 unlocated
Ichnai/Achnai
Modifications: Added Cohen 2013; updated Connections;
updated references. Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: G. Reger, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Idalion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 72 C2 Idalion
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Update. Updated references, add Schmid 2024.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D. Rupp
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Jamie
Novotny, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert
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‘In
Murio’
‘In Murio’ was a vicus in Noricum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: G. Moosbauer, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, M. Puhane, Sean
Gillies
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Industria/Bodincomagum?
Industria/Bodincomagum? (Monteu da Po) was a Ligurian
settlement in the Po valley. Under Roman influence the site
became known as Industria, a colonial establishment, in
regio IX of the Augustan organization of Italy. The colony
is likely founded ca. 124 B.C.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Insula
dei Dipinti
A Hadrianic insula in Ostia Antica between the north wall of
the castrum and the Tiber, comprising the houses of Jove and
Ganymede, of the Infant Bacchus, and of the Paintings,
arranged according to an L-shaped plan. Its façade faced
onto two streets, forming a corner, while its inner sides
looked out onto a large garden, without porticoes.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Joshua
Rosenheim
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Interpromium
A village of the Marrucini, forming a station on the Via
Claudia Valeria between Corfinium and Teate.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Inykon?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 B2 Inykon?
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Isara
(river)
The Isère River flows into the Rhône River at
Pont-de-l'Isère.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E. Bertrand
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Italica
A city in Spain founded in 206 B.C. by Publius Cornelius
Scipio Africanus as a site at which to settle Roman soldiers
wounded in the Battle of Ilipa.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Gabriel
McKee
Creators: F.H. Stanley Jr., R.C. Knapp
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies
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Jandial
Temple
Jandial is the site of a semi-Classical temple of Ionic
Greek design constructed in the first or second centuries
BCE. It is the farthest east of any known Hellenic
temple.
Modifications: Cleaned up reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Elin Hansen, Maia Shideler
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Thomas
Landvatter, Tom
Elliott
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Kailios
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 9 E3 Kailios fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Kainua
An Etruscan town in the plain of the Po river at modern
Marzabotto. It was founded in the early fifth century
B.C.
Modifications: Added Arachne, add Govi 2023. Created new
name. Modified summary; modified title. Changed name type to
'associated modern'.
Modified by: John
Muccigrosso, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, John
Muccigrosso, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Kanopias
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 75 unlocated Kanopias
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R. Müller Wollermann
Contributors: Herbert Verreth, Sean
Gillies, Mark Depauw, Adam
Prins, Jen Thum, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Kanopike
Limne
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 74 C2 Kanopike Limne
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Bernand
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, Richard
Talbert, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Kanovium/Conovium
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 8 D1 Kanovium/Conovium
Modifications: RE Canovium.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Karastel/Artemita?
A city in Sittakene and/or Babylonia, located on the Silla
River.
Modifications: Added Cohen 2013 and description; updated
Connections. Created new connection. Created new name.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, St J. Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Karpathos
(island)
Karpathos, part of the Dodecanese, lies between Crete and
Rhodes in the southern Aegean Sea.
Modifications: Added AIO findspot; updated Connections.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert
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Kasianon
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 22 unlocated *Kasianon
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: A.G. Poulter
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Iulian
Bîrzescu
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Kasmenai
Kasmenai was founded as a colony of Syracuse in 643 B.C.
Modifications: Updated references; fix broken New Pauly
reference. Created new connection. Updated references.
Reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Jonathan
Prag, Chris de
Lisle
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Kasos
(island)
Southwest of Karpathos, Kasos is the southernmost island of
the Dodecanese.
Modifications: Created new location. Located in. Cleaned up
references; added CFL/AGO reference provided by cbouras;
added Wikidata reference; added MANTO reference via
wikidata.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Kasos
(settlement)
The homonymous ancient settlement on the Dodecanese island
of Kasos, which was located at modern Kastro/Poli.
Modifications: Located on; BAtlas reference. Modified title;
modified summary; cleaned up references; added Wikidata,
iDAI.gazetteer, and Trismegistos references provided by
bkiesling; added New Pauly reference.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Brady
Kiesling
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Katane/Catina
The colonial city of Katane (modern Catania) was founded by
Chalcidian Greeks sometime after the foundation of Leontini
in 730 B.C.
Modifications: Created new connection. Fix broken New Pauly
reference. Changed type. Reference. Edited. Updated Mela
(Ranstrand: PHI). Updated references. Created new name.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Katenneis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 F3 Katenneis
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Kelossa
(mountain)
The mountain known in antiquity as Kelossa is the modern
Megalovouni to the southwest of Nemea.
Modifications: Created new location. Created new name.
Changed type, add BAtlas reference. Modified title.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard Talbert, Michael
Heubel, Richard
Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne
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Keneston
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 48 D2 Keneston
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S.L. Dyson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Kerkineion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Kerkineion
Modifications: Updated references. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Kerobothros
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 5 D4 Kerobothros
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Khanpur
Cave
Khanpur Cave in Pakistan is included as part of the UNESCO
World Heritage site of Taxila.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Kirkaion
Akron/Veneris Pr.
Kirkaion Akron/Veneris Pr. (Monte Circeo) is a mountainous
promontory on the Tyrrhenian coast of Italy.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11303335: Cape Circaion
(Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Ko(u)ralios
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C2 Ko(u)ralios fl.
Modifications: Updated references, add topostext. Adjusted
Strabo references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Kokkonatou
(islands)
The Socotra archipelago in the Indian Ocean was inscribed on
the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2008 on account of its
biodiversity.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.T. Potts
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Kophanta
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 3 unlocated Kophanta (1)
Modifications: Updated references. Modified place type
=region per BAtl DIR.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Kophos
Limen (Piraeus)
Kophos Limen, (the "Still Harbor"), was a Classical period
harbor located at Halai in the Piraeus, Attica.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Xen. ref.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.S. Traill
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Kranae
(island)
Kranae is an island off the coast of Gytheio.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Kythnos
(island)
Kythnos is an island in the Aegean Sea and one of the
Cyclades.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras; added Wikidata reference;
added ToposText reference via Wikidata; added iDAI.gazetteer
reference. Created new location.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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La
Alcudia
La Alcudia refers to an area in the valley of the Río
Alcudia where mineral resources were extracted in the late
republican and early imperial periods. These resources
included silver, lead, copper, and mercury.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, María
Jesús Redondo
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La
Giostra
A fortified site on the Via Appia dating to the Republican
period.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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La
Marmotta
An Early Neolithic settlement that is now submerged beneath
the waters of Lake Bracciano. Settlement activity begins ca.
5750 BCE.
Modifications: Added Petrinelli Pannocchia et al. 2024,
tagged for cinnabar. Wikidata La Marmotta (Q125876858).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Labicum
Originally a member of the Latin League, the city of Labicum
was taken by the Romans ca. 418 B.C. By the time of
Augustus, the site was almost certainly deserted and its
precise location remains debated today.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313726: Labicum (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Laconicus
Sinus
Laconicus Sinus is a gulf located in the southeastern
Peloponnese of Greece.
Modifications: Updated references. Changed type.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Perry
Scalfano, Tom
Elliott
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Lacus
pastorum
A place in Regio III, likely located to the south of the
Baths of Trajan.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Lakereia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Lakereia
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Lakkios
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 G4 Lakkios
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Lalonquette
A Gallo-Roman villa that is expanded upon the second and
third centuries A.D.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: H.S. Sivan, S.J. Keay, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Laodicea
Laodicea or Laodicea ad Mare (modern Lattakia, Syria) is an
ancient city with significant Punic, Greek, and Roman
phases.
Modifications: Added TIB 15. Reimported TIB reference from
Zotero.
Modified by: Martina
Filosa, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.P. Brown, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Martina
Filosa, R. Warner, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Ryan M.
Horne, Chris de
Lisle
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Lapis
Niger
A shrine in the Forum Romanum adjacent to the Republican
comitium, recognizable by the distinctive black paving
stones that covered it in the later republican period. The
shrine has been associated, in tradition, with the tomb of
Romulus and/or of Faustulus. Giacomo Boni excavated the site
between 1899 and 1905.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies
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Larinum
Roman amphitheater
An amphitheater of the first century A.D.
Modifications: Cleaned up references.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Larymna
(Boeotia)
Located on the Gulf of Euboea, Larymna was a town of eastern
Locris.
Modifications: Added MANTO reference provided by MANTO team;
added iDAI.gazetteer reference provided by bkiesling.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Latium
(region)
The territory of the Latins.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11310149: Latium (Italy). Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Latium
Vetus (region)
Latium Vetus is an historical region of Italy. Latium Vetus
begins south of the Tiber river and extends as far as
Circeo, at which point the boundary of Latium Adiectum is
reached.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11310149: Latium (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Legio VII
Gemina
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 24 F2 Legio VII Gemina
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.W. Haley
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Leontini
A Greek colonial city founded by Naxians in 729 B.C.,
Leontini was reduced by Hippocrates of Gela in 498 B.C.
Following the Sicilian Expedition, the city became subject
to Syracuse. In Roman times it may have been of little
importance and was destroyed by the Saracens in A.D.
848.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Lepreon
An ancient city of Elis.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team; added iDAI.gazetteer and
Trismegistos references provided by bkiesling; added CFL/AGO
reference; added vici.org reference; modified summary.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Leuca/Portus
Sallentinus
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 inset Leuca/Portus
Sallentinus
Modifications: Added MANTO reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Ryan M.
Horne, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Libisosa
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 27 C3 Libisosa
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Ligusticum
Mare
Ligusticum Mare (Ligurian Sea).
Modifications: Added MANTO 9587596: the Ligurian Sea.
Reimported full node geometry and updated provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S. Loseby, R. Häussler
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Limes
Daciae
The Dacian Limes refers to a series of ramparts,
fortifications, and forts along the frontiers of the Roman
province of Dacia. This system originates in the early
second century CE and includes several components: Limes
Alutanus, Limes Porolissensis, Limes Transalutanus in
Wallachia, so-called "Trajan's Walls", and the so-called
"Constantine Wall".
Modifications: Added UWHS, update references; added wikidata
Limes Dacicus (Q14752597); edited UWHS; edited modified
summary.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott, Gabriel
McKee
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Limnaion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C1 Limnaion
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Created DARMC citation to preserve cross-project linkage
after retracting DARMC location. Added iDAI.gazetteer,
Wikidata, and Trismegistos references provided by bkiesling.
Created new name. Stählin 1924.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Brady
Kiesling
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Limyros
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 D5 Limyros fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Logie
Durno camp
Temporary Roman marching camp
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Scott
Vanderbilt
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Longovicium
A Roman fort at present-day Lanchester.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Scott
Vanderbilt, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Luca
Luca (the modern Lucca) was originally an Etruscan
settlement that became a Roman colony ca. 180 B.C.
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Luceres
An early Roman tribe from the time of Romulus.
Modifications: Updated Varro LL (Goetz; pHI). Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Vasiliki
Papathanasiou
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Luceria/Noukeria
(Apoulon)
Luceria/Noukeria (Apoulon) was originally a Daunian city. It
was named as a Colonia Togata in 320 B.C. and came to play a
significant role in the Second Punic War. Constans II sacked
the town in A.D. 663.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11314863: Luceria (Italy).
Updated Strabo reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Ludus
Magnus
A gladiatorial training school adjacent to the Flavian
Amphitheater in Rome. The structure is attested on the
Severan marble plan of Rome.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Lupercal
A cave located at the foot of the Palatine Hill in Rome in
which the she-wolf was said to have been found suckling the
twins, Romulus and Remus.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Macellum
Magnum
The emperor Nero built the great market hall on the Caelian
Hill and dedicated it in the year 59. The market hall is
known from numismatic imagery and some of its archaeological
remains have been documented on the Caelian Hill.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Macellum
of Puteoli
A macellum of Roman Puteoli. The discovery of a statue of
Serapis at the site led to a misidentification of the
building as a Serapeum.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Madinat
Hamad 3 Burial Mound Field (Dar Kulayb)
A necropolis of the early Dilmun culture, dating to the
second millennium B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Madytos
Settlement located in the modern town of Eceabat on the
Gallipoli Peninsula containing signs of continuous
habitation from the 3rd millennium BCE through the Medieval
period.
Modifications: Added TIB; updated Names. Cleaned up older
references. Reimported TIB reference from Zotero.
Modified by: Martina
Filosa, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Gabriel
McKee, G. Reger, Martina
Filosa, Richard
Talbert
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Magna
Graecia
Magna Graecia refers to the coastal areas of Southern Italy
on the Tarentine Gulf that were extensively colonized by
Greek colonists beginning in the eighth century BC.
Modifications: Added MANTO 9587567: Ausonia (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Mary E. Downs, Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, M. Joann McDaniel
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, R. Scott
Smith
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Magydos
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 E4 Magydos
Modifications: DARMC 3026 = related. Created new
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Noah
Kaye
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Noah
Kaye, Tom
Elliott
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Mahabodhi
Temple
One of the four main Buddhist pilgrimage sites, identified
as the place where Gautama Buddha attained Enlightenment.
The first temple on the site was built by Emperor Asoka in
the third century B.C., and the present temple dates from
the fifth or sixth centuries. It is one of the earliest
Buddhist temples built entirely in brick, still standing in
India, from the late Gupta period. The site was largely
abandoned from the twelfth-eighteenth centuries. It was
named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2002.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Gabriel
McKee
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Makkarai?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C2 Makkarai?
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Robin
Iversen Rönnlund, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, G. Reger, Richard
Talbert
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‘Mamucio’
Site of a Roman fort and civilian settlement in the
Castlefield area of modern Manchester.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Scott
Vanderbilt, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies
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Marcomagus?
Marcomagus was a road station along the Roman road from
Augusta Treverorum to Colonia Agrippinensis, the modern
Nettersheim-Marmagen.
Modifications: Updated references. Reimported full node
geometry and updated provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Marcoupolis
Thera/Gausitha/Charax Sidou
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 unlocated Marcoupolis
Thera/Gausitha/Charax Sidou
Modifications: Added Cohen 2013 and evidence therefrom.
Created new name. Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Mareotes
Nomos
An ancient place, cited: None
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Richard Talbert, Perry
Scalfano, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Mareotis
(lake)
A brackish lake of Lower Egypt (now Lake Mariout).
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Bernand
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Sean
Gillies, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Marmenia
The Domus Marmeniae is a villa located on the Via Appia near
the fourth milestone. The villa grounds hosted a pagan
necropolis and tradition holds that the matrona, Marmenia,
relocated the body of St. Urban to a mausoleum built on the
grounds.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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*Maroialum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 14 G1 *Maroialum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Maroneia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 51 F3 Maroneia
Modifications: Created new connection. Added Wikidata
reference provided by bkiesling.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Mausoleo
di San Vito at Puteoli
A mausoleum in the so-called San Vito necropolis that dates
to the first century A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Mausoleum
Augusti
A monumental tomb built in the Campus Martius at Rome by
Augustus and dedicated in 28 B.C. The mausoleum served as a
family tomb for the Iulio-Claudians.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Mausoleum
of Galba
The so-called mausoleum of Galba is a Roman period tomb
located in Monte San Biagio Latium, Italy.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Mausoleum
of Romulus
Tomb of Valerius Romulus (ca. AD 292/295 – 309), son of
Maxentius, along the Via Appia.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies
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Mavroneri
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 C4 Mavroneri
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Medina
of Essaouira
The Medina of Essaouira, formerly Mogador, is a late
eighteenth-century fortified town with ancient Phoenician
origins. It is located on the Atlantic coast of Morocco.
Modifications: Update. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Mediomatrici
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 G3 Mediomatrici
Modifications: Added Latin name, add Pliny reference, change
type to ethnic name.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Melas?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 61 A3 Melas?
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Melas
Kolpos
The Gulf of Saros.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Melas/Peiros
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 unlocated Melas/Peiros?
fl.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Strabo reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Melas
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 F4 Melas fl.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Melas
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 87 unlocated Melas fl.
Modifications: Edited modified title, update reference,
update modified place type.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T. Sinclair, David Braund
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Diane Braund, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Mevaniola
Mevaniola was a Roman city located in the Bidente valley.
Its inhabitants were of Umbrian extraction, connected with
the settlement of Mevania (Bevagna).
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Gabriel
McKee
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Mithraeum
of the Seven Spheres
The so-called Mithraeum of the Seven Spheres is located in
ancient Ostia near to the theater-cum-quadriporticus
complex. The so-called Quattro tempietti screen it from the
Decumanus Maximus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Moenjodaro
An ancient (third millennium BC) city of the Indian
sub-continent connected with the Harappan Civilization. It
was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980.
Modifications: Created new location. Central point.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Montagnola
di S. Giovanni Gemini
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 D3 Montagnola di S.
Giovanni Gemini
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Montcaret
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 14 F4 no. 117
(Montcaret)
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Monte
Inici
A mountain of Sicily located just south of the Golfo di
Castellammare.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Ryan M.
Horne
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Monte
Li Santi
A Faliscan sanctuary located on the slopes of Monte Li
Santi.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Monte S.
Giovanni
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 A1 Monte S. Giovanni
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Monte
Testaccio
An artificial mountain on the banks of the Tiber River at
Rome composed of 580,000 cubic meters of broken
amphorae.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Mosella
(river)
Mosella fl. (Moselle river)
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Mugilla?
Mugilla was a settlement in Latium Vetus. Dionysius of
Halicarnassus mentions it as one of seven Latin cities
sacked by Coriolanus. Its location is unknown and its
obscurity is further highlighted by the fact that Pliny the
Elder does not include it in his catalog of vanished Latin
peoples and places. The cognomen of a branch of the gens
Papiria - Mugillanus - is thought to derive from the name of
the settlement. Lucius Papirius Mugillanus held the
consulship at Rome in 427 BCE.
Modifications: Updated references; modified summary; updated
Connections, Names. Created new name. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Mura di S.
Stefano
A second century A.D. Roman villa built atop an earlier
villa rustica.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Vici.org 17504: Villa Romana delle Mura di Santo
Stefano added.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Murus
Servii Tullii
The Republican city wall of Rome.
Modifications: Created new location. Updated references.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies
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Myros
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 C5 Myros fl.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Nauportus
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 20 B4 Nauportus
Modifications: Updated Tac. Ann. (Fisher; pHI).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Šašel Kos, P. Kos
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Navalespino
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 26 E3 Navalespino
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: F.H. Stanley Jr., R.C. Knapp
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Naxos
(island)
Naxos is the largest of the Cycladic islands and was the
center of the Cycladic civilization.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras; added Wikidata reference;
added iDAI.gazetteer via Wikidata; added ToposText
reference. Created new location.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Perry
Scalfano, Tom
Elliott
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Naxos
(settlement)
Naxos was the earliest Greek settlement in Sicily, according
to Thucydides who places its foundation in 734 B.C.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Nea
Moni
An eleventh-century monastery on Chios built by Constantine
IX Monomachos. The site was listed as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site in 1990.
Modifications: Edited. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Neapolis/Theodosias
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 72 C3
Neapolis/Theodosias
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: D. Rupp
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, David
Mimno, Tom
Elliott
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Necropoli
de La Petrina
The "La Petrina" necropolis is associated with ancient Narce
and was in use from the eighth to the third centuries
BCE.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Necropoli
di Montarano
A necropolis located to the north of ancient Falerii Veteres
containing more than 67 tombs.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Necropoli
di San Vito
A Greek necropolis located at Puteoli.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Necropolis
of Madonna d'olivo
An Etruscan necropolis located about 2 km south-west of
Tuscania that overlooks valley of the Marta river. The
necropolis takes its name from the adjacent Church of the
Madonna dell’Olivo.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Nekromanteion
An ancient sanctuary of necromancy sacred to Hades and
Persephone located on the banks of the Acheron River in
Epirus, near the ancient city of Ephyra.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Nemea
(river)
Today an intermittent drainage known as the Nemeas or
Zapantis that rises in the vicinity of ancient Nemea and
flows north, emptying into the Corinthian Gulf near the
modern village of Vrachati.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Strabo reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Nepet
Nepet had become a Roman town before 396 B.C. when Livy dubs
it, along with Sutrium, as one of the "keys" to Etruria. It
became a Roman colony in 383 B.C. and a municipium after the
Social War.
Modifications: Syme 1955.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Nequinum/Narnia
Nequinum/Narnia (modern Narni) was an ancient settlement in
Umbria. It became a Latin colony in 299 BC.
Modifications: Updated Strabo reference. Updated Pliny
reference. Reference. Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, Richard
Talbert
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Neuvy-sur-Barangeon
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 14 H1
Neuvy-sur-Barangeon
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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New
Nisa
The tell site of New Nisa is part of the Parthian fortress
of Nisa, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Gabriel
McKee
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Nicea
Nialia/Barsa
An ancient place, known only from the Tabula Peutingeriana,
perhaps located near Sindschid or Sainkala to the southeast
of Lake Urmia.
Modifications: Added data from Cohen 2013; updated
Connections. Created new connection.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: S.E. Kroll
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Nicephorium/Callinicum/Leontopolis
Nicephorium (modern ar-Raqqa in Syria) was an ancient
settlement on the river Euphrates in Syria. It may be
identical with Callinicum, which was renamed Leontopolis in
the mid-fifth century CE.
Modifications: Added Cohen; updated Connections. Updated
references. Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.P. Brown, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Chris de
Lisle, Jonathan
Fu, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa, Gabriel
McKee
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Niger
(mountain)
Gebel Soda.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Nikonion
Nikonion received a sixth-century B.C. colony from either
Miletos or Istros. It was assessed tribute by the Delian
League in 425/4 B.C. Authors such as Pseudo-Skylax refer to
the site as a polis in the urban sense. The colony was under
the protection of the Skythian king Skyles. The ancient city
was located on the on east bank of the Dniester river where
Roksolany, Ukraine, is now located.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: David Braund
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Diane Braund, Tom
Elliott
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Nisibis/Antiochia
Nisibis/Antiochia was an ancient city of Mesopotamia that
began as part of an Aramaean kingdom that the Assyrian king
Adad-Nirari II captured in 896 BC. Following its capture by
Alexander the Great, the city became Antiochia Mygdonia
under the Seleucids.
Modifications: Created new connection. Created new name.
Added Cohen 2013; updated Connections, Names. Changed
location type to 'associated modern'.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle
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Novae
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 22 C5 Novae
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: A.G. Poulter
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Nysa
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 61 unlocated Nysa
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Oberhochstatt
The Roman fort at Oberhochstatt is one of the least
well-known Roman castra of the Upper Germanic-Rhaetian
Limes.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: DARMC, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, G. Moosbauer, M. Puhane, Richard
Talbert
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Oenoanda
bridge
An Ottoman bridge at Oinoanda on the Xanthos river. A Latin
inscription found nearby suggests an earlier Roman bridge
existed at the site.
Modifications: Added wikidata Bridge at Oinoanda (Q996029).
Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Oenoanda/Termessos
Mikra
Oenoanda/Termessos Mikra was an ancient Greek city located
in Lycia.
Modifications: Added wikidata Termessos Minor
(Q6003016).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: DARMC, Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Olbia
Olbia was a large fortified settlement established by
Massilia on the Mediterranean coast east of the Rhône river
at the end of the fourth century BC.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: S. Loseby, R. Häussler
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jean
Luc PIROUX, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Johan
Åhlfeldt
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Old
Nisa
The tell of Old Nisa is part of the Parthian fortress of
Nisa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Gabriel
McKee
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Old
Town of Ghadamès
The Old Town of Ghadamès was inscribed in 1986 as a UNESCO
World Heritage site, but was de-populated throughout the
1990s. It is now listed on the List of World Heritage in
Danger (2016).
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Onochonos
(river)
A river of Thassalia, associated by modern scholars with the
Kalentzis.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: G. Reger, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Orchomenos/Orchomenus
The so-called "Boeotian Orchomenos", located in the vicinity
of the Byzantine church of Panaghia Skripou. The longer,
modern title is used to distinguish this settlement from
another Greek site with the same ancient name located in
Arcadia in the Peloponnese.
Modifications: Added Greek name, Thuc. ref. Created DARMC
citation to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting
DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Joshua
Sosin, Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Oretum
Oretum was a tributary city of the Oretani that was a part
of the conventus of Carthago Nova, according to Pliny the
Elder.
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Orientale
Mare/Gangeticus Sinus/Eous Oceanus
Ancient Greek and Roman sources refer to the Bay of Bengal,
which forms the northeastern portion of the Indian Ocean, by
these names. It was also sometimes construed as an ocean
entirely surrounding Asia.
Modifications: Fixed typo in modified summary.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Perry
Scalfano, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ortona
An ancient site in Italy that most likely originates with
the Frentani.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated Pliny
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Ortygia
(island)
A coastal island of Sicily that became the center of ancient
Syracuse.
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Ossa
(mountain)
A mountain in central Greece (between Olympus and Pelion),
important in Greek mythology. Several ancient cities and a
shrine to the Muses were located on its western slopes.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Ossonoba
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 26 C4 Ossonoba
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: F.H. Stanley Jr., R.C. Knapp
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, Jr., F.H. Stanley
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Ostia
Aterni
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 42 G4 Ostia Aterni
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Othona
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 8 H3 Othona
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Maxime
Guénette, R. Warner, Richard
Talbert
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Oxeiai/Thoai
(islands)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 D5 Oxeiai/Thoai Inss.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, Tom
Elliott
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Padusa
A marshy region on the river Eridanus.
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Paestanus
Sinus
A gulf of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11309855: the Gulf of Poseidon
(Tyrrhenian Sea). Added TGN 1112466: Salerno, Golfo di
(gulf), Wikidata references. Updated Mela (Ranstrand: PHI).
Added Greek name, Strabo reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Perry
Scalfano, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Pagasai
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D2 Pagasai
Modifications: Edited. Edited New Pauly reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Chris de
Lisle
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Pagliano
Roman port
A riverine port near the confluence of the Tiber and Paglia
rivers.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Pagrika
Ore
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 C4 Pagrika Ore
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard Talbert, R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne
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Palaipharsalos
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D2 Palaipharsalos
Modifications: Updated references. Leake 1835.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Palatinus
Mons
The central hill of Rome, Italy. Legend held that Romulus
founded the city of Rome on the Palatine Hill following an
augural contest with Remus, his brother.
Modifications: Edited modified summary. Updated GeoNames.
Updated references. Updated Contributors.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott, Brady
Kiesling
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Palazzo
Barberini Mithraeum
The Palazzo Barberini Mithraeum numbers among the
best-preserved mithraic shrines in Rome. It is situated in
via delle Quattro Fontane. Construction work revealed the
site in 1936. A portion of the original structures of the
second century CE was transformed into the mithraeum in the
third century.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Palmyra
Palmyra is an ancient oasis and trading city with monumental
remains located in modern Syria. Under Zenobia, It was the
capital of the breakaway Palmyrene Empire, which led to
Aurelian razing the city. In 1980, Palmyra was inscribed as
a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Modifications: Added Raja 2024. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.P. Brown, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, H. Kopp, W. Röllig, Thomas
Carlson, B. Siewert-Mayer, Gabriel
Bodard, Rune
Rattenborg, Richard
Talbert, Adam
Prins, Valeria
Vitale, Carolin
Johansson, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, David
Michelson, R. Warner, Ingrid
Luo, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Pamisos
(river)
The principal river of Messenia.
Modifications: Updated Paus. (Spiro: Perseus) ref. Updated
geonames reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pamphylium
Mare
Pamphylium Mare, the modern Gulf of Antalya, is an embayment
of the Mediterranean Sea.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated Pliny reference.
ItMiller.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pantheon
A temple in the Campus Martius of Rome that was first built
by Marcus Agrippa (ca. 27-25 B.C.) and then re-built by the
emperor Hadrian (after A.D. 126). In A.D. 609 the structure
was consecrated as a Christian church, S. Maria ad
Martyres.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. UPDATE Cassius Dio (Cary: Perseus). Updated
GeoNames.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Jonathan
Fu, Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Paroria
An ancient settlement of Arcadia, possibly to be identified
with modern Palaiomoiri.
Modifications: Added RE reference; cleaned up Pausanias
reference; modified summary; added MANTO reference provided
by MANTO team; added Wikidata reference; added ToposText
reference via Wikidata; added Trismegistos reference
provided by bkiesling. Created new location. DARMC 10183
=related.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, R. Scott
Smith, Richard
Talbert, Greta
Hawes
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Parsika
(mountain)
A mountain on border of Carmania and Gedrosia.
Modifications: Updated RE Παρσικὰ ὄρη reference. Added Greek
name and reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Patmos
(island)
Patmos is the smallest and northernmost island of the
ancient Sporades.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras; added ToposText reference via
Wikidata; added Trismegistos and iDAI.gazetteer references
provided by bkiesling; modified summary. Created new
location.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Pediaios
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 72 D2 Pediaios fl.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: D. Rupp
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Peneios
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 A2 Peneios fl.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Peparethos
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 F2 Peparethos
Modifications: Added CFL/AGO. Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, G. Reger, Richard
Talbert
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Peparethus
(island)
An island of the western Aegean Sea (modern Skopelos).
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Pergamis
district/Pergamis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 54 unlocated Pergamis
(district)
Modifications: Updated references. Updated Varro RR ref.
Added Place type = district.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.M. Murray
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Petra
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 50 B4 Petra
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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*Petrina
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 C3 *Petrina
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Peucetii
The Peucetii were an ancient tribe of Apulia in southern
Italy.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Michael
Heubel, Ryan M.
Horne, Jeffrey
Becker, Richard Talbert, Tom
Elliott
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Phabda/Phadisane
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 87 C3 Phabda/Phadisane
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Gabriel
McKee
Creators: T. Sinclair, David Braund
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Diane Braund, Tom
Elliott
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Phila
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Phila
Modifications: Updated references. Added Latin name, add
Livy reference,.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Philanorion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 E2 Philanorion
Modifications: Updated PECS, add TM GEO ID 37923:
Philanoreia.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Philippopolis/Trimontium
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 22 B6
Philippopolis/Trimontium
Modifications: Added TIB reference. Reimported TIB reference
from Zotero.
Modified by: Martina
Filosa, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: A.G. Poulter
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Martina
Filosa
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Phoenicusa
(island)
One of the Aeolian Islands, Phoenicusa shows evidence for
Bronze Age occupation, as well as activity during the Greek
and Roman periods.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Phreatto?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 59 B3 Phreatto?
Modifications: Added Greek name, Pausanias reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.S. Traill
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Phrourion?/Boosoura?
(promontory)
Ancient sources separately provide the names Phrourion and
Boosoura for capes on the southern coast of Cyprus. Modern
scholars tentatively identify both names with modern Cape
Aspros/Aspron.
Modifications: Created new location. Adjusted romanization;
certain. Less certain. Modified summary; cleaned up
references.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: D. Rupp
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Phrygia
Pakatiane
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 102 E4 no. 22 (Phrygia
Pakatiane)
Modifications: Added TIB 7. Reimported TIB reference from
Zotero.
Modified by: Martina
Filosa, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.J. Wilkes, S. Mitchell, R.S. Bagnall, S.T.
Parker
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott, Martina
Filosa
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Phrygia
Saloutaria
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 102 F4 no. 26 (Phrygia
Saloutaria)
Modifications: Added TIB 7. Reimported TIB reference from
Zotero.
Modified by: Martina
Filosa, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.J. Wilkes, R.S. Bagnall, S. Mitchell, S.T.
Parker
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Martina
Filosa
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Physkeis
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 C4 Physkeis
Modifications: Added specific sub-article to PECS
citation.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Pian di
Mola necropolis
A monumental rock-cut necropolis at Tuscania.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Pide
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 81 unlocated Pide
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Gabriel
McKee
Creators: S.M. Burstein
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Adam
Prins, Jen Thum, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Herbert Verreth, D. Borough, Sean
Gillies, Mark Depauw
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Pieve
di San Giovanni Battista a Sillano
A ruined church that was once part of the diocese of
Volterra, San Giovanni Battista a Sillano is unique in
Tuscany for having a Romanesque-Norman façade. The ruined
edifice likely dates to the twelfth and thirteenth centuries
although the parish exists as early as the mid-tenth
century.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Piketia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 44 unlocated Piketia
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pinguis
(mountain)
Mt. Geresdi.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Šašel Kos, P. Kos
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pisae
A city situated on the Tyrrhenian seaboard and likely of
Etruscan origin. Its early nature was that of a mercantile
center. The city became a Roman colony in 89 B.C.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11313573: Pisa (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Pistrinum
of Betitius Placidus
A small shop located in Regio I of Pompeii (I, 8, 7).
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Pityoussa/Lampsacus
A Greek city located on the eastern side of the
Hellespont.
Modifications: Edited. Greek. Created new name.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Plöckenpass
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 19 E3 Plöckenpass
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: DARMC, G. Moosbauer, Richard
Talbert, M. Puhane, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Poggio
Civitate (Murlo)
An Etruscan elite complex of the seventh and sixth centuries
B.C. located at Poggio Civitate, a hill adjacent to the
medieval town of Murlo and about 25 km south of Siena.
Modifications: Updated references. Added TGN 7594277.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Eric
Kansa
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Polonnaruwa
An ancient city of the Kingdom of Polonnaruwa dating ca. AD
1070. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
Modifications: Created new location. Located on. Added
Wikidata reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Pompeii
An ancient city of Campania destroyed by the volcanic
eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in A.D. 79, Pompeii was named as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11316362: Pompeii (Campania).
Created new name.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Gabriel
Bodard, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Ryan M.
Horne
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Pons
Aeli
The site of a Roman fort at Newcastle dating between the
second and fourth centuries. The fort was perhaps designed
to protect a bridge over the river Tyne.
Modifications: Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Scott
Vanderbilt, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Maxime
Guénette, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies
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Pons
Aelius
The Pons Aelius or Aelian Bridge (now Ponte Sant'Angelo) was
completed by Hadrian in AD 134 to span the Tiber opposite
the new mausoleum of the emperor.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Pons
Aemilius
The Pons Aemilius was the first stone bridge across the
Tiber river at Rome (241 B.C.). Its remains are known today
as the 'Ponte Rotto'.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pons
Sublicius
The Pons Sublicius is traditionally held to be the earliest
Roman bridge across the river Tiber. The textual tradition
assigns its construction to the king Ancus Marcius in 642
B.C. It crossed the Tiber River near the Forum Boarium just
downstream from Tiber Island.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Sara
Hales, Echo
Smith, Edward
Keogh
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
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Ponte
Ceccara
The Ponte Ceccara, also referred to as the ponte di Terra,
is a Republican period bridge located on the fosso di
Passerano along the Via Praenestina. It is located within
the modern comune of Zagarolo, some 30.5 km southeast of the
center of Rome.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Ponte
del Diavolo
A bridge in the territory of Blera known as the
"Devil's Bridge".
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Ponte di
Quintodecimo
The Ponte di Quintodecimo is located near Acquasanta
Terme.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Gabriel
McKee
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pontos
Polemoniakos
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 102 G3 no. 39 (Pontos
Polemoniakos)
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.J. Wilkes, S. Mitchell, R.S. Bagnall, S.T.
Parker
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Porta
Fontinalis
No longer extant, the Porta Fontinalis is only known via
textual and epigraphic references. Presumed to be a gate of
the Servian Wall, the Porta Fontinalis lay in the Campus
Martius, west of the via Lata. It may have been the original
point of issuance for the Republican roads known as the Via
Flaminia and the Via Salaria.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Porta
Naevia
The now-lost Porta Naevia was a minor gate in the
Republican-period wall of the city of Rome. It was located
on the Little Aventine and its position may correspond to
the modern Largo Enzo Fioritto.
Modifications: Updated reference. Info.roma.it.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Porta
Nocera
A city gate of Pompeii located at the southern terminus of
Strada di Porta Nocera.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies
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Porta
Rauduscula
The Porta Rauduscula was a gate of Rome's so-called Servian
Wall. It is known only from textual sources. Varro's listing
places it between the Porta Naevia and the Porta
Lavernalis.
Modifications: Updated Varro LL (Goetz; pHI).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Porticus
Aemilia
A utilitarian porticus and storage building located outside
the Porta Trigemina, the Porticus Aemilia was erected in 193
BCE by Marcus Aemilius Lepidus and and Lucius Aemilius
Paullus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Porticus
Liviae
A complex dedicated in honor of Livia Drusilla in 7 BCE on
the Esquiline Hill. The complex was erected on the site of
the former estate of Vedius Pollio.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Porticus
Vipsania
The Porticus Vipsania was a public complex located along the
eastern side of the via Lata in the Campus Martius. This
complex contained a map commissioned by Agrippa. The project
was begun under Polla (Agrippa's sister) and completed under
Augustus.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Portus
Veneris
A Roman maritime community that may derive its name from a
local sanctuary of Venus, Portus Veneris served as the base
of the Byzantine fleet until it was destroyed in A.D.
643.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Poseidonia/Paestum
Greeks from Sybaris originally founded Poseidonia/Paestum, a
major Greco-Roman center of south Italy, in the
seventh-century BCE. It was originally named Poseidonia.
After the Pyrrhic war, the city became a Latin colony named
Paestum ca. 273 BCE.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11302797: Poseidonia (Italy).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Noura
Alavi, Levi Noble, Robert B.
Camp, Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Alex
Biad, Keri
Lynne Porter, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, John
Muccigrosso, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Potikara
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 94 unlocated Potikara
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Hausleiter, M. Roaf, R. Wenke
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, P. Flensted Jensen, Jeffrey
Becker
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Puntone
Vecchio
A Roman villa that was likely in use from the first century
BC until the third century AD.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Puy-Lautard
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 14 G3 Puy-Lautard
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Pylos/Koryphasion
A Classical settlement, probably the Pylos of Thucydides, on
the Koryphasion promontory, (modern Akr. Koryphasiou in
Messenia) in the Peloponnese.
Modifications: Added CFL/AGO reference provided by cbouras;
added Trismegistos reference provided by bkiesling.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Catherine
Bouras
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert
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Pyramid
of Amenemhat I
The Pyramid of Amenemhat I is an ancient Egyptian pyramid
located at Lisht. It was built for Pharaoh Amenemhat I, the
founder of the Twelfth Dynasty of Egypt.
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Pyramid
of Amenemhat III
Pyramid and tomb of Pharaoh Amenemhat III of the Twelfth
Dynasty.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Pyramid
of Cestius
An ancient pyramid-shaped tomb built for Caius Cestius (ca.
18-12 BC), a magistrate and member of the Septemviri
Epulonum. The tomb stands at the fork of the ancient Via
Ostiensis and was later incorporated into the city's
fortifications.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Pyramids
of Meroe
The pyramid tombs of the kings of the Kushite kingdom.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Pythion
An ancient city, located on the western slope of Mount
Olympos to the southwest of modern Pythion.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Pyxous/Buxentum
(settlement)
An ancient coastal settlement of south Italy, modern
Policastro Bussentino.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Qā`lah
Arbīl
Citadel mound of modern Erbil, find place for cuneiform
inscription.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Carolin
Johansson, Rune
Rattenborg
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Qal’at
Sem’an/Church of Saint Simeon Stylites
An ancient church, located in modern Syria. Inscribed as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011 as part of the
"Ancient Villages of Northern Syria."
Modifications: Updated references. Wikidata Church of Saint
Simeon Stylites (Q1112125). Created new location. Updated
modified place type => church.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Adam
Prins
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
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Qattar
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 78 C3 Qattar
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S.E. Sidebotham
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Qutb
Minar
The second tallest minar (73 m) in India after Minar-E-Fateh
was built by Qutb-ud-din Aibak beginning in AD 1192. The
monument is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Ratis
(island)
Ratis Ins. (Île de Ré).
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: H.S. Sivan, R.W. Mathisen
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Rhaikelos
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 50 C4 Rhaikelos
Modifications: Added MANTO, update references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Rhenus
(river)
The Rhine River is the twelfth longest river in Europe,
flowing 1,233 km (766 mi) from Switzerland to the North
Sea.
Modifications: Updated references. ItMiller 142. Added
topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Kunow, C. Haselgrove
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Rhizous
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Rhizous
Modifications: Updated references. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Rhodanus
(river)
The river now known as the Rhône is the second longest river
in Gaul.
Modifications: Added MANTO 11309771: River Rhone.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S. Loseby
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Rigomagus
Rigomagus (Remagen) was the site of a Roman fort built west
of the Rhine.
Modifications: Updated references. Added UWHS.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Rione
Terra
The original urban nucleus of Puteoli, dating from the
second century B.C. onwards.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Rittium
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 21 C4 Rittium
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Roma
The capital of the Roman Republic and Empire.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; removed defunct
British Museum collections reference; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team. Created new name.
Modified by: Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sebastian
Heath, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Roman
amphitheater at Albano Laziale
The Roman amphitheater at Albano Laziale is generally dated
to the mid-third century A.D.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
amphitheater at Carsulae
The Roman amphitheater at Carsulae dates to the first
century A.D.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
amphitheater at Durno(no)varia
The Neolithic henge known as Maumbury Rings was adapted for
use as an amphitheater space during the Roman period.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
amphitheater at Egnatia/Gnathia
The so-called Roman amphitheater at Egnatia/Gnathia dates to
the Iulio-Claudian period. It is an elliptical structure
with walls in opus Africanum that were revetted with painted
plaster.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
amphitheater at Lupia(e)
The Roman amphitheater at Lupia(e), modern Lecce, was built
in the late first and early second centuries A.D.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
amphitheater at Teate
The Roman amphitheater at Teate dates to the first
century.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
amphitheater of Catania
The Roman amphitheater of Catania is the largest known
ancient amphitheater in Sicily. Its external dimensions
measure ca. 125 x 105 meters. It likely dates to the second
century.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
arch (Medinaceli)
A triple-bay Roman Imperial arch near Medinaceli, Spain,
that was originally dedicated to the emperor Domitian and
later re-dedicated to Trajan.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
bath at Alange
A thermal spring where a Roman bath complex was first built
in the third century A.D.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
Bridge over Calycadnus at Seleucia ad Calycadnum
Epigraphic evidence, uncovered in the 19th century,
indicates the presence of this bridge, built at the
direction of the Emperor Vespasian and his two sons Titus
and Domitian by the Cilician governor L. Octavius Memor in
77 or 78 CE. The inscription, now lost, was reportedly found
during construction of the current Taşköprü ("Stone Bridge")
in the early 1870s. This 19th century bridge is often
referred to as the "Roman Stone Bridge," despite its
modernity.
Modifications: Created new location. Modified title;
modified summary; cleaned up and clarified MAMA reference,
whence the new modified summary; added credit for Ruth
Kitchin Tillman. Created DARMC citation to preserve
cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: S. Mitchell
Contributors: Ruth Kitchin Tillman, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Roman
Circus (Bosra)
The Roman circus of Bosra dates to the third century.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Prins
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
circus of Iruña-Veleia
A Roman circus has been identified at the site of
Iruña-Veleia.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
cistern
A large Roman cistern at Albano Laziale.
Modifications: Created new location. Switched museum
reference to wayback.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
cistern
A Roman cistern of the early second century A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
city wall of Zaragoza
The Roman city wall of Zaragoza was begun under Tiberius,
although work continued through the third century. The wall
once stretched some 3,000 meters and had 120 defensive
towers.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Roman
forum of Col. Clunia (Sulpicia)
The Roman forum of Col. Clunia (Sulpicia) dates to the
Imperial period. It is equipped with a rectangular basilica
and a small tribunal in addition to shops. The paved
decumanus enters the square through a gate.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Added Wikidata Roman Forum of Clunia Sulpicia
(Q5864106).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
temples at Chieti
Structures thought to be temples set within a sacred area
that includes a sacred well.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Antium
The Roman theater at Antium is most likely built in the
second half of the first century.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Edited. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Asculum
The Roman theater at Asculum was discovered during
excavations in 1932. The structure dates to the first
century A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
Theater at Bosra
The Roman Theater at Bosra dates to the second century
A.D.
Modifications: Wikidata Roman Theatre at Bosra
(Q3056297).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Prins
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Roman
theater at Carsulae
The Roman theater at Carsulae dates to the Augustan period,
pre-dating the amphitheater.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Fréjus
The Roman theater at Fréjus dates to the reign of
Tiberius.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Herakleia
The Roman theater at Herakleia dates to the time of Hadrian
and remained in use until the fourth century. Its remains
came to light in 1968.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Wikidata Theatre of Heraclea Lyncestis
(Q70772454).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Interamnia Praetuttiorum
A Roman theater dating to the Augustan period.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Metellinum
The Roman theater at Metellinum (modern Medelin, Spain)
dates to the late first century B.C.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater at Tergeste
The Roman theater at Tergeste dates to the late first
century A.D.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
theater of Zaragoza
Dating to the first century, the Roman theater of Zaragoza
accommodated about 6,000 spectators.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Roman
wall, Gijon
A Roman fortification wall that dates initially to the third
or fourth century.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Rossano
Rossano di Vaglio, a fourth century BC site dedicated to
Mefitis, was a Lucanian federal sanctuary.
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Rouskiane
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 46 E2 Rouskiane
Modifications: Updated references. Added Ancient Ports (de
Graauw) 1089: Portus Roscia, Ruscia, Rouskiane (Mirto).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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S.
Giovanni
Canadian-led excavations between 1977 and 1984 uncovered a
series of three Roman villas dating from the first to the
sixth centuries AD at San Giovanni di Ruoti in southern
Italy.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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S.
Giovanni Lippioni
S. Giovanni Lippioni is the site of a pre-Roman sanctuary
that was later repurposed as a Christian church.
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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S.
Lidano
The so-called "Archi di San Lidano" are the remains of a
Roman stone bridge in the Pontine plain, near the modern
locality of Sezze Scalo. The bridge likely dates originally
to the second century B.C. Evidence of an ancient sanctuary
have also been detected in the vicinity.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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S.
Petrus
The Basilica of St. Peter in Vatican City is currently a
Renaissance edifice standing on the site of Old St. Peter's
Basilica, a church built by Constantine I between AD 319 and
333. The holy site is located on the Mons Vaticanus in
connection with the purported site of the burial of the
Christian Saint Peter.
Modifications: Edited. Created new location. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Sebastian
Heath, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Saalburg
Saalburg was a Roman auxiliary castrum associated with the
Limes Germanicus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Sabucina
Sabucina was a major indigenous center in central Sicily
that was wealthiest in the sixth and fifth centuries BC; it
may have been connected with sulfur mining.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott
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Sacra
Via
The Sacra Via (Sacred Way) is one of Rome's oldest urban
streets and its main sacred route, extending from the top of
the Velia (summa Sacra Via) to the Forum Romanum.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Salamis
(island)
Salamis is the largest island of the Saronic Gulf.
Modifications: Added CFL/AGO reference provided by cbouras;
added Wikidata reference; added ToposText reference; added
EncIran (online) reference; added Trismegistos reference;
added iDAI.gazetteer reference. Located in.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J.S. Traill
Contributors: Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Perry
Scalfano, Tom
Elliott
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Sambraceni
An ancient people whose territory is unlocated; Pliny placed
them along the Indus river, north of Taxila.
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Samnite
Palaestra
The so-called "Samnite Palaestra" (VIII, 7, 29) lies behind
the temple of Isis. A dedication in the Oscan language dates
to the second half of the second century BC.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Samos
(island)
The island of Samos.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras; added Wikidata reference;
added iDAI.gazetteer reference; added TGN reference; added
ToposText reference.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Pierre
Motylewicz, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert
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Samosata
An ancient city on the Euphrates River's West bank,
established perhaps as early as the Hittite period. Its
ruins, known in modern times as Samsat (Turkey), were
submerged following the construction of the Atatürk Dam in
the early 1990s. The modern village of Samsat was relocated
and is not coincident with the ancient site.
Modifications: Updated references. Initial revision. Created
new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, W. Röllig, Jamie
Novotny, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, B. Siewert-Mayer, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa
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Samus
(river)
The modern Șomeș/Szamos river, which flows through the
modern countries of Romania and Hungary
Modifications: Edited modified summary.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.J. Wilkes
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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San
Giovanni de Butris
A church of the eleventh and twelfth century built along the
line of the Roman Via Flaminia. The church incorporates
Roman remains, including those of a bridge.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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San
Roque Theatre - Carteia
The Roman theater of Carteia.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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San
Teodoro al Palatino
A church on the Palatine Hill in Rome sacred to Saint
Theodore of Amasea dating originally to the sixth century
AD.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Sanctuary
of Apollo at Cyrene
A sanctuary at Cyrene dedicated to Apollo Karneios. The
sanctuary was in use between the seventh century BC and the
second century AD, and included shrines to other gods,
including Artemis and Isis.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Rio
Mursinna
Contributors: Emily Fisher, Minh Do, Jeffrey
Becker, Rio Mursinna, Adam
Rabinowitz, Joseph Leonard
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Sanctuary
of Ptoan Apollo
Described by Pausanias, this sanctuary was located near
Akraiphiai in Boeotia.
Modifications: Cleanup references. add MANTO, ARACHNE
references; added wikidata; added TM GEO ID 61245: Kastraki;
added Lauffer 1989; added Paus. 9.23.6; updated Names.
Created new name. Modified title; modified summary. ->
label, english, batlas reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Dan
Diffendale, Tom
Elliott
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Sant'Ilario
A paleochristian site located at the thirtieth mile of the
ancient via Labicana, near to the ancient road station
'ad Bivium'.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Santa
Maria in Portuno
A vicus and villa of the Roman period that lay along a route
connecting the Via Flaminia to the coast. Archaeological
evidence for the production of ceramics and tiles has been
identified. A Christian monastery is established in
1090.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Santa
Sabina
A Christian basilica on the Aventine Hill in Rome was
founded in the fourth century A.D. The church takes its name
from a Christian martyr who was said to have lived on the
Aventine. The church is the oldest extant Roman basilica
structure that preserves its original plan in the city of
Rome.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Santo
Stefano al Monte Celio
The Basilica of Saint Stephen in the Round on the Caelian
Hill is an ancient titular church located on the Caelian
Hill in Rome. Its earliest phase belongs to the reign of
Pope Simplicius (468-483). The early martyr Saint Stephen
was honored in the church's consecration. Its circular plan
is highly unusual.
Modifications: Lissi-Caronna 2009.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Sarazm
An ancient, proto-urban site located in north-western
Tajikistan.
Modifications: Created new location. Added Wikidata
reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Sarıçam
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 56 E4 Sarıçam
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Noah
Kaye
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger, S. Mitchell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Noah
Kaye, Tom
Elliott
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Sarnos
(island)
An ancient island or island group, attested by literary or
documentary sources, whose precise location cannot be
determined today
Modifications: Added Latin name, add Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: G. Reger, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Saronicus
Sinus
The Saronic Gulf (also called the Gulf of Aegina) is a part
of the Aegean Sea that delimits the eastern side of the
isthmus of Corinth.
Modifications: Added MANTO 10193061: the Saronic Gulf.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Perry
Scalfano, Greta
Hawes
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Sarpedon
Pr.
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 51 G3 Sarpedon Pr.
Modifications: Initial revision. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Sassanid
Archaeological Landscape of Fars Region
A cultural landscape located in the southeast of Fars
Province, Iran, the Sassanid Archaeological Landscape of
Fars Region is the official denomination given by UNESCO to
eight Sasanian-era archaeological sites. This landscape was
recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on 30 June
2018.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Sawtry
The modern-day site of a Roman-British settlement dates from
the second to fourth centuries AD.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Scott
Vanderbilt
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Sceilg
Mhichíl
A monastic complex on Skellig Michael established in the
seventh century A.D. and enrolled as a UNESCO World Heritage
Site in 1996.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Elizabeth
Robinson, Tom
Elliott
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Selinous
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 F2 Selinous
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Selinus
A Greek colonial city located on the southern coast of
Sicily, Selinus was said to have been founded as a colony of
the city of Megara Hyblaia.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Eric Canales, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jackson
N Miller, Erin Dooley, Jonathan
Prag, Sean
Gillies, Lewin
Ernest Staine, Chris de
Lisle
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Semiramis
(mountain)
A mountain on the coast of Carmania.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Mary E. Downs, M. Joann McDaniel, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Sep.
Scipionum
A family tomb of the Cornelii Scipiones near the Porta San
Sebastiano in use from the third century B.C. to the first
century A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Added BMCR 2024.07.19.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies
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Sepulcretum
A modern appellation of the ancient Iron Age necropolis
uncovered along the Sacra Via adjacent to the Temple of
Antoninus and Faustina in April 1902. Giacomo Boni and
others conducted extensive excavations at the site.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Sepulcrum
Hirtii
The tomb of Aulus Hirtius, consul in 43 B.C., was discovered
beneath the northwest corner of the Palazzo della
Cancelleria in Rome in 1938.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Ctype.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Ryan M.
Horne
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Sepulcrum
Pansae
The tomb of the consul Gaius Vibius Pansa Caetronianus (43
B.C.) was located in the Campus Martius of Rome according to
both literary and epigraphic testimony. Its precise location
has not been determined.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Sesites
(river)
A river of northwestern Italy and a tributary of the Po
River.
Modifications: Reference. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Settecamini
An archaeological site located at the midpoint of the Via
Tiburtina linking Rome and Tibur.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Sigiriya
An archaeological site currently interpreted as the capital
city of the parricidal King Kassapa I (A.D. 477–95). The
site was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.
Modifications: Edited the modified summary. Located on.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: DARMC, Divya
Kumar-Dumas, Richard
Talbert, Jonathan
Fu, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Siphnos
(island)
The island of Siphnos has been inhabited since the Neolithic
period and was a major center of Cycladic civilization.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added CFL/AGO
reference provided by cbouras; added iDAI.gazetteer and
Wikidata references.
Modified by: Catherine
Bouras
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Bennet, G. Reger
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Jonathan
Fu
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Sirenes/Seirenoussai
(islands)
Sirenes/Seirenoussai Inss. (modern Le Sirenuse or Li Galli)
is an archipelago off the Amalfi Coast of Italy. In Greek
mythology, the islands were home to the Sirens who tempted
sailors, including Odysseus.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Arthur
De Graauw, Perry
Scalfano, Tom
Elliott
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Sirkap
A Graeco-Bactrian city founded ca. 180 B.C. by the king
Demetrius.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Added UWHS.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Sirsukh
Sirsukh is a ruined urban center that forms part of the
archaeological landscape at ancient Taxila (Punjab,
Pakistan). This urban center may have been founded during
the Kushan era at the end of the first century CE and
represents the last of the ancient cities of Taxila.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Skeironiakai
Petrai
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 unlocated Skeironiakai
Petrai
Modifications: Updated Polyb. (Büttner-Wobst: Perseus)
ref.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Skirtos
(river)
An ancient river that flowed by Edessa (modern Şanlıurfa in
Turkey) and into the Euphrates. Much of its modern course is
now diverted or built over, although ancient water gates and
pools associated with the river are still extant in the
southern portion of the ancient city of Edessa.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new connection.
Added missing BAtlDir modern name / location to modified
details field. Modified summary.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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So-called
Caesareum of Cyrene
A large architectural complex on the east side of the
acropolis ridge in Cyrene that was probably built at the
beginning of the first century AD and used as a gymnasium,
but was later repurposed as forum in Flavian times, when the
rooms north of the complex were levelled in order to build a
large basilica. Various ruins can still be seen, including
the podium of a temple in the central area, possibly
dedicated to Dionysos. A fragmentary inscription referring
to the "portico of Caesar", found over the inner side of the
porch, made the place known as Caesareum.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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So-called
House of Hesychios
A Roman peristyle house located in Cyrene.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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So-called
Temple of Aphrodite
A temple located on the acropolis of Cyrene.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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So-called
"Temple of Augustus"
A temple dedicated to Octavian by a Lucius Calpurnius. It
replaced a temple of ca. 194 B.C. that had in turn been
restored by Sulla.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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So-called
Temple of Cybele
A recently discovered temple on the acropolis of Cyrene.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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So-called
Temple of the Dioscuri
A temple on the acropolis of Cyrene, probably built around
the seventh century BCE.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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So-called
Theatre 2
The ruins of an ancient theatre in Cyrene, known as
"Theatre 2".
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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So-Called
Tomb of Clodius
The so-called Tomb of Clodius along the Via Appia near
Castel Gandolfo.
Modifications: Edited. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Sarah
Bond, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Solous
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 D2 Solous
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Sorvae/Zourzoua
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 89 unlocated
Sorvae/Zourzoua
Modifications: Added TM GEO ID 42144: Sorvae (Tsortsor?).
Added TP name.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Soxotai
An ancient people whose territory is unlocated
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Roaf
Contributors: Brian Z. Lund, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, M. Joann McDaniel, Jeffrey
Becker, Mary E. Downs, Tom
Elliott
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Stabian
Gate
A Roman city gate at the southern terminus of Strada
Stabiana in Pompeii.
Modifications: Added Wikidata reference. Created new
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Athanasia
Varveri
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies
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Stadium-garden
at Hadrian's Villa
A garden at the Villa Hadriani imitating the shape of a
stadium, situated between the Three Exedras' Hall (to the
west) and the Winter Palace (to the east), with a
semi-circular nymphaeum at its southern end.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Joshua
Rosenheim
Contributors: Gabriel
McKee
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Stadium
of Antoninus Pius (Puteoli)
A stadium of ancient Puteoli constructed under Antoninus
Pius in the second century A.D. that was revealed by
excavation in 2008.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Stari
Ras
Stari Ras, the first capital of Serbia, is the site of an
impressive group of medieval monuments consisting of
fortresses, churches and monasteries listed on the UNESCO
World Heritage List.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Su
Nuraxi di Barumini
A nuragic site in Barumini, Sardinia that was named as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Suasa
Suasa was the site of a Roman municipium in Umbria. It lies
in the Piano Volpello along a road from Cales to Sena
Gallica. Alaric razed the settlement in 409.
Modifications: Giorgi et al. 2024 added.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Sykyrion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 55 D1 Sykyrion
Modifications: Added topostext Sykyrion (Thessaly). Added tm
GEO ID 33538: Sykourion (Neromylo Ayias), wikidata,
wikipedia. Updated references. Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Syracusae/Syrakousai
An important ancient city on the island of Sicily.
Modifications: Created new connection. Updated references.
Reference. Created new name.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Valeria
Vitale, Rajas Pradhan, Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, Faith Lubeck, Jonathan
Prag, Kali
Kocian, Richard
Talbert, David
Mimno, Jeffrey Mayfield, Chris de
Lisle
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Tac(...)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 32 D4 Tac(...)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Tainaron
(promontory)
Tainaron (Cape Matapan) is the southernmost point of
mainland Greece.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated reference.
Reimported full node geometry and updated provenance. Added
tm geo id, add topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tainaron
(settlement)
An ancient settlement, located near the tip of a southern
peninsula of the Peloponnese (modern Cape Matapon in
Greece). The site featured a sanctuary of Poseidon and
served as both a port and a mercenary staging and
recruitment area at least as early as the Classical
period.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Taisia(i)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 46 C5 Taisia(i)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tanagra
Tanagra was an ancient settlement of Boeotia.
Modifications: Created new name. Created new location. DARMC
1284, 6265, 21559 = related.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.S. Traill
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Catherine
Bouras, Richard
Talbert, Constantina
Argyrakou
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Tang-i
Var Rock Relief
The Tang-i Var rock relief of the eighth-century-BC Assyrian
king Sargon II (r. 721–705 BC) is carved on a rock face of
the Kūh-e Zīnāneh in the Tang-i Var pass in Iranian
Kurdistan, about 50 km southwest of Sanandaj and 85 km
northwest of Kermanshah. This difficult-to-reach relief was
carved in a niche cut into the cliff face about 40 m above
ground level. The Akkadian inscription, now badly weathered,
records several of Sargon II’s campaigns, especially the
military expeditions against the land Karalla, against which
the Assyrian army campaigned in 716, 713, and 706 BC.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Carolin
Johansson, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jamie
Novotny
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Carolin
Johansson, Tom
Elliott, Rune
Rattenborg
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Tapureli
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 66 D3 Tapureli
Modifications: Publish externally.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: S. Mitchell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Daniel
C. Browning Jr., Tom
Elliott
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Taq-i
Bustan
Site in western Iran with a series of Sassanid rock reliefs
carved in the fourth century A.D.
Modifications: Added arachne.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Hausleiter, M. Roaf, E.J. Keall
Contributors: DARMC, Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Tarmia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 61 unlocated *Tarmia
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tavia
(river)
A river flowing from Alpes Maritimae and emptying in the
Ligusticum Mare near Costa Bellene.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S. Loseby, R. Häussler
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Stefano
Costa, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Taxila
An ancient city with the ruins of the Gandhāran city of
Takṣaśilā, an important Hindu and Buddhist center. (cited:
BAtlas 6 C3 Taxila)
Modifications: Updated Pliny reference. Updated Strabo
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M.U. Erdosy
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Tchonemyris
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 79 D3 Tchonemyris
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Wagner
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Teate
Originally named Teate Marrucinorum, Teate (modern Chieti)
was the principal settlement of the Marrucini. Strabo
attributes its origins to Arcadian Greeks.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Teatro
Clunia
A Roman theater initially constructed during the reign of
Tiberius.
Modifications: Created new location. Updated references.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Tell
Umm Amer
The archaeological site of Tell Umm Amer in the Gaza Strip
is included on the Madaba Map under the name "Tabatha". The
site was the birthplace in 291 CE of Saint Hilarion who
founded an eponymous monastery there. The monastery was
destroyed in 614.
Modifications: Updated references. Updated uwhs.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Temenos
of Athena
The area on the northeast side of the Piana di Himera is
delimited by walls and contains four religious buildings
(temples A, B, C, and D), probably dedicated to Athena. The
foundations are still visible in the archaeological site of
Himera.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jonathan
Prag, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Temnos
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 56 E4 Temnos
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added New Pauly
reference; added MANTO reference provided by MANTO team;
added Wikidata reference provided by bkiesling; added
vici.org reference. Created new location. Created DARMC
citation to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting
DARMC location.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Foss, G. Reger, S. Mitchell
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Ryan M.
Horne
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Temple
C at Selinus
The so-called Temple C at Selinus is a Doric temple that
dates to the second half of the sixth century B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Apollo at Syracuse
Temple of Apollo at Syracuse on the island of Ortygia.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey Mayfield, Tom
Elliott, Kali
Kocian
Contributors: Faith Lubeck, Rajas Pradhan, Sean
Gillies, Adam
Rabinowitz, Jeffrey
Becker
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Temple of
Apollo at Tempe
The remains of an ancient temple with inscriptions naming
Apollo Pythios were revealed by infrastructure works in
1957. These remains were located in the Tempe gorge,
opposite the church of Agia Paraskevi.
Modifications: Added topostext. Added modified summary;
modified title. Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, G. Reger, Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Athena Alea at Tegea
An ancient sanctuary at Tegea dedicated to Athena Alea. The
extant phase of the temple is attributed to Skopas who was
responsible for rebuilding following a fire in 394 B.C.
Modifications: Added MANTO 9614063: the Sanctuary of Athena
Alea (Tegea). Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes
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Temple
of Castor and Pollux, Cora
The Temple of Castor and Pollux at Cora was originally built
between the fourth and the second centuries B.C. The
partially extant architrave carries an inscription of the
first century B.C.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Temple
of Demeter and Kore
A Punic and Roman temple sacred to Demeter and Kore located
at Bagoi, Perdaxius, Sardinia.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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Temple
of Demeter at the Sanctuary of Demeter Malophoros,
Selinus
The Temple of Demeter was used for the worship of Demeter
(Malophoros), goddess of fertility, grain and agriculture.
Built in the seventh century BC, the temple was used
continuously until its abandonment ca. 250 BC
Modifications: Edited. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Lewin
Ernest Staine, Erin Dooley, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Adam
Rabinowitz, Sean
Gillies
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Temple
of Herakles, Cora
The Temple of Herakles at Cora was built during the 80s B.C.
The temple is tetrastyle in its plan and built following the
Etrusco-Italic temple tradition.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Hercules Victor
A monopteros in the Forum Boarium at Rome built in the late
second century BC, perhaps by L. Mummius Achaicus.
Modifications: Updated Arachne.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Jonathan
Fu
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Temple
of Magna Mater
The Temple of Magna Mater, also known as the Temple of
Cybele, was dedicated near the Clivus Victoriae on the
Palatine Hill on 11 April 191 BCE. The original temple was
destroyed by fire in 111 BCE. Following another series of
destructive fires, Augustus restored the temple, as he
records in his Res Gestae Divi Augusti.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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Temple
of Mars Ultor
The Temple of Mars Ultor was dedicated in the Forum of
Augustus in 2 B.C., fulfilling a vow that Octavian had made
to the god in 42 B.C.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Sara
Hales, Echo
Smith, Edward
Keogh
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
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Temple
of Portunus
A tetrastyle temple dedicated to the god Portunus and dating
to the late second century or early first century BC.
Modifications: Adam 1994.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies
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Temple
of Veiovis
The Temple of Veiovis, also attested as Aedes Vediovis, was
a temple of ancient Rome located on the Capitoline Hill in a
location known as "inter duos lucos" that is interpreted to
mean a saddle between the two summits of the hill. The
remains of a temple podium were discovered beneath the
northwest corner of the Palazzo Senatore in 1938-1939.
Modifications: Edited. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Temple
of Victory
A Greek temple of the Doric order (peripteral hexastyle),
built in the fifth century BC, possibly to celebrate a
victory against the Carthaginians. Its ruins are still
visible in the archaeological site of Himera.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Initial revision.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Valeria
Vitale
Contributors: Jonathan
Prag, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies
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Temple
to Ramesses II at Abu Simbel
The larger of the two temples at Abu Simbel, dedicated to
the triad of Amun, Ra-Horakhty, and Ptah, as well as the
deified Ramesses II. The temple was relocated between 1964
and 1968 to prevent its submersion under Lake Nasser after
the construction of the Aswan High Dam.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Nate
Nagy, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Alec
Mitchell
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Templum
Flora
A temple sacred to Flora located on the Quirinal Hill in
Rome and included in the Regionary Catalogues for Regio VI.
Its dedication is attributed to Titus Tatius and its
position, though uncertain, was likely within the line of
the Servian Walls.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Templum
Pacis
The Temple of Peace in Rome was vowed by Vespasian following
the Jewish War.
Modifications: Created new name.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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Templum
Veneris et Romae
A double temple sacred to Venus Felix and Roma Aeterna built
by Hadrian on the slope of the Velian hill to the north of
the Sacra Via beginning in 121 CE.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling
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Terme
della Regina
Terme della Regina, Tuscania (Italy).
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Tetricus
(mountains)
A mountain group in Italy, part of the central Apennines,
the Tetricus mons is known today as the Monti Sibillini
(Sibylline Mountains).
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Wikidata Sibillini Mountains (Q691073).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Thammes
(mountain)
A mountain, possibly Djebel Tegma.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Thapsacus
The location of the ancient site of Thapsacus is no longer
known, but it lay on the western bank of the Euphrates
River.
Modifications: Updated references. Ctype.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.P. Brown, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Thapsos
An ancient settlement located on Sicily's Magnisi peninsula
(in the modern administrative municipality of Priolo
Gargallo, Siracusa province). The site was inhabited from
the Bronze Age through at least the Greek archaic period,
with subsequent, periodic military use and construction from
the Classical through the modern period.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Chris de
Lisle
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Thapsus
(promontory)
The Magnisi peninsula of Sicily.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Theater
at Butrint
A Greek and Roman theater at the site of Butrint.
Modifications: Updated references. Edited. Created new
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Noura
Alavi, Taylor Harrison
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Rabinowitz
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Theater
at Delphi
The theater at Delphi near the Temple of Apollo.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Patrick
DeVarney, Kristin Wenske
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Adam
Rabinowitz, Tom
Elliott, Sean
Gillies
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Theater
at Heraclea Minoa
The Theater at Heraclea Minoa dates to the late fourth
century B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Elizabeth
Robinson
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Theater
at Philippi
The initial phase of the Theater at Philippi dates to just
after 356 B.C. when Philip II conquered the city.
Modifications: Wikidata Ancient theatre of Philippi
(Q27864544). Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Theater
of Tegea
The remains of the Hellenistic theater of Tegea are to be
found beneath the tenth century A.D. Middle Byzantine church
of Palaia Episkopi.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker, Dan
Diffendale
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Theater
of Zea
Visible remains of a Hellenistic theater located to the west
of the Zea Harbor in Piraeus, dating ca. 200 B.C.
Modifications: Created new location. Edited.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Ryan M.
Horne
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Brady
Kiesling, Tom
Elliott
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Théatre
Gallo-Romains
The so-called Théatre Gallo-Romains could accommodate some
6,600 spectators.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Wikidata Gallo-Roman theatre of Sanxay
(Q28971473).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Theatre
of Palmyra
Theatre in the Ancient City of Palmyra.
Modifications: Created new location. Modified summary.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: Adam
Prins, Tom
Elliott
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Thelpousa
An ancient settlement in Arcadia that flourished from the
Archaic to Roman periods.
Modifications: Cleaned up references; added MANTO reference
provided by MANTO team; added Wikidata reference provided by
MANTO team; added Trismegistos reference provided by
bkiesling; added nomisma reference via Trismegistos.
Modified summary. Edited.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Rosemary
Selth, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Greta
Hawes, Tom
Elliott
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Thermae
Antoninianae
The Thermae Antoninianae, commonly known as the Baths of
Caracalla, were built in Rome between AD 212 and 216.
Modifications: Updated references. Added MANTO 11320309:
Baths of Caracalla (Rome). Updated geonames reference.
Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: R. Scott
Smith, Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Sean
Gillies
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Thetideion
A sanctuary of Thetis and/or settlement in the ancient
territory of Pharsalus. Scholars have suggested various
locations for the ancient site, including Ag. Athanassion at
Kato Dasolophos (formerly Bekides) and the area of modern
Thetidion (formerly Alchami).
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, G. Reger, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes, Chris de
Lisle
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Tholey-Vareswald
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 11 H3 Tholey-Vareswald
Modifications: Updated references. DARMC 25148. Created new
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: C. Haselgrove, J. Kunow
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Thyamia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 58 unlocated Thyamia
Modifications: Added Xen. Hell. reference and Greek
name.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tigranocerta/Cholimma/Chlomaron
A city in Armenia, founded by Tigranes II as capital of his
kingdom in the first half of the 1st century BC.
Modifications: Updated description and name per Cohen 2013.
Created new name. Created new connection. Created new
location. Created DARMC citation to preserve cross-project
linkage after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Roaf, T. Sinclair, S.E. Kroll, St J.
Simpson
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Tipasa
Tipasa was an ancient Punic trading-post conquered by Rome
and turned into a strategic base for the conquest of the
kingdoms of Mauritania.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references. Updated Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T.W. Potter
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Titanos
(mountain)
A mountain mentioned in ancient sources.
Modifications: Added topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J. Fossey, J. Morin
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Archaeocosmos, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, G. Reger, Michael
Heubel, R. Scott
Smith, Richard
Talbert, Greta
Hawes, Richard Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne
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Titarion
(mountain)
Mt. Titaros.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tomb of
Annedia and Lucius Caesius
The Tomb of Annedia and Lucius Caesius is an aedicula tomb
in the Porta Nocera necropolis.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Tomb of
Quintus Sulpicius Maximus
The tomb of the boy poet Quintus Sulpicius Maximus on the
Via Salaria in Rome. He died in 94 CE, aged just 11
years.
Modifications: Added wikidata Tomb of Quintus Sulpicius
Maximus (Q1540900).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Tomb of
the Volumnii and Palazzone necropolis
A hypogeum-type tomb located in Ponte San Giovanni, a suburb
of Perugia. The tomb is generally dated to the third century
B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Tomba
della Medusa (Roma)
A Roman chamber tomb now located on the grounds of the
Policlinico Umberto I hospital in Rome.
Modifications: Updated references. Added Wikidata
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Tom
Elliott
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Torre de
Hércules
A lighthouse that has served as a marker for the La Coruña
harbor since the late first century AD.
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.W. Haley
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Torvaianica
A Roman villa near Pomezia discovered in 2006. The rich
remains of the villa were uncovered along with at least 69
tombs.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Toumpa
Iron Age sanctuary site located approximately 4.5 km south
of the city of Salamis.
Modifications: Edited. Created new name. Changed type, add
BAtlas reference. Created new connection.
Modified and published by: Gabriel
McKee, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D. Rupp
Contributors: DARMC, Gabriel
McKee, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Traianus?
A Roman villa that is typically associated with the emperor
Trajan.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tres
Tabernae
A statio at the point where the Via Appia crosses the Via
Ninfina.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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tribus
Palatina
An urban tribe of Rome created under the reign of Servius
Tullius.
Modifications: Updated Varro LL (Goetz; pHI). Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Vasiliki
Papathanasiou
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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tribus
Romilia
An older rural tribe of ancient Rome that was located at the
edge of Etruscan territory, across the river Tiber.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Vasiliki
Papathanasiou
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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tribus
Suburana (Succusana)
The tribus Suburana (also called Succusana) was an urban
tribe of Rome, reportedly established by Servius
Tullius.
Modifications: Updated Varro LL (Goetz; pHI). Updated
references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Vasiliki
Papathanasiou
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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tribus
Voturia
The tribus Voturia was an older rural tribe of ancient
Rome.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Vasiliki
Papathanasiou
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker
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Trimerus
(island)
The largest of the Diomedeae Islands in the Adriatic
Sea.
Modifications: Updated Tac. Ann. (Fisher; pHI). Reimported
full way geometry and updated provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Trimontium
A Roman fort in Scotland.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Maxime
Guénette, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Turia
(river)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 27 E2 Turia fl.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Turris
Caesaris
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 F3 Turris Caesaris
Modifications: Updated references. Added TP reference.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Turrita
Now unlocated, Turrita was a station (statio) near
Pisae.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Turum?/Thuriae?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 45 F3 Turum?/Thuriae?
Modifications: Added Latin name, add Pliny reference.
Modified and published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: I.E.M. Edlund Berry, A.M. Small
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Tusculum
Tusculum was a Latin city of the Alban Hills in central
Italy. After 381 B.C., Tusculum became the first
"municipium cum suffragio".
Modifications: Language = Latin; added Liv. 3.18.1.1 to
complete contribution b4 checkin. Edited modified
summary.
Modified by: John
Muccigrosso, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, John
Muccigrosso, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Tyras
(river)
The Dniester river flows from Ukraine to the Black Sea.
Modifications: Created new location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: David Braund
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Diane Braund, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Umm
el-Jimal
Probably a Nabatean foundation, later much expanded in the
Roman, Byzantine, and Early Islamic periods, this
well-preserved site is located in the Jordan valley, just
south of the Syrian border. Its ancient name is unknown.
Modifications: Added UWHS. Created new location. Created
DARMC citation to preserve cross-project linkage after
retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: E.M. Meyers, J.P. Brown
Contributors: Michael
Satlow, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Gaia
Lembi, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert
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Unnamed
aqueducts
unnamed aqueduct group (Aquae Sextiae)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: S. Loseby
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Stephan
Maurer, Jeffrey
Becker
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Unnamed
aqueducts
unnamed aqueduct group at Arelate
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: S. Loseby
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Stephan
Maurer, Jeffrey
Becker
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Unnamed
Pass
An unnamed pass in the Alpes Cottiae near Vesulus Mons
Modifications: Created new location. Created DARMC citation
to preserve cross-project linkage after retracting DARMC
location.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: DARMC
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 65 G3 unnamed bridge (at
Kotenna, over Melas fl.)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss, S. Mitchell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 63 A4 unnamed mine (near
*Zizima)
Modifications: Added BAtlDir reference. Created new
connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: S. Mitchell
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 67 C4 unnamed bridge (over
Melas fl.)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: T. Sinclair, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: M. Ballance, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 8 E4 unnamed aqueduct
(Durno(no)varia)
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Untitled
South-West: Londinium → Calleva → Abone → Lindinis → Isca →
Durno(no)varia → Venta
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A.S. Esmonde Cleary
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 40 A2 unnamed centuriation
(N Castello del Tartaro (Verona))
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 39 B3 unnamed centuriation
(Carreum Potentia)
Modifications: Updated references. Created new
connection.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Untitled
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 39 A4 unnamed centuriation
(*Forum Germanici)
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Pearce, P. Tozzi
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Uruk/Orchoe/Erech/Orikut
Uruk was an ancient Sumerian (and later Babylonian) city
located on the Euphrates river. At its height (ca. 2900 BC),
Uruk's population may have topped 50,000 people and its
walls enclosed an area of more than six square kilometers,
making it the largest city in the world at that point in
time.
Modifications: Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: A. Hausleiter, M. Roaf, St J. Simpson, R.
Wenke
Contributors: P. Flensted Jensen, Chris de
Lisle, Carolin
Johansson, W. Röllig, Tom
Elliott, H. Kopp, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, B. Siewert-Mayer, Rune
Rattenborg, Francis
Deblauwe, Eric
Kansa, Gabriel
McKee
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Urvinum
Mataurense
Urvinum Mataurense (modern Urbino).
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: W.V. Harris
Contributors: Jonathan
Weiland, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Uspe
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 84 unlocated Uspe
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: David Braund
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Diane Braund, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Utummensis
Plebs/Uthumae
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 32 unlocated Utummensis
Plebs/Uthumae
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Valentia
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 27 E2 Valentia
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: DARMC, Brady
Kiesling, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Vaticanus
Ager
A district on the right bank of the river Tiber, between the
lower course of the river and the territory of Veii.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Vaticanus
Mons
A hill located across the Tiber from Rome's traditional
seven hills, the Vaticanus Mons now lies within the
territory of Vatican City.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Venetia
(region)
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 40 A1 Venetia
Modifications: Updated references. Added topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: M. Pearce, R. Peretto, P. Tozzi
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, Richard Talbert, Michael
Heubel, Richard
Talbert, Ryan M.
Horne
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Vesulus
(mountain)
Monte Viso is the highest peak of the Cottian Alps and the
source of the Po River.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E. Bertrand
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Appia
An early Roman road (via publica) originating at Rome and
terminating at Brundisium, the Via Appia was begun in the
fourth century B.C. by the censor Appius Claudius Caecus.
The Latin author Statius described the Via Appia as
"queen of the long roads".
Modifications: Updated references. Updated UWHS status.
Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Ardeatina
The Via Ardeatina connected Rome and Ardea.
Modifications: RE Ardeatina via.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Campana?
A road located on the right bank of the Tiber leading to the
Campus Salinarum romanarum and sharing the first part of its
course with the Via Portuensis.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Celle necropolis
A Roman necropolis with 14 tombs constructed during the
first and early second centuries A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Cornelia
The Via Cornelia was an ancient Roman road that once
connected Rome to Caere.
Modifications: Edited.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: N. Purcell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Livenza hypogeum
A painted hypogeum tomb of the fourth century A.D.
discovered in 1923 between the via Livenza and the via
Po.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Added wikidata. Added Info.roma.it.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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Via
Popilia (in Aemilia)
A road from Ariminum up the Adriatic Coast toward what is
now Venice.
Modifications: Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Sean
Gillies
Contributors: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Via
Triumphalis
A road running from the Pons Neronianus toward Monte Mario,
eventually joining the Via Clodia some 7 miles from
Rome.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, L. Quilici and S. Quilici Gigli, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Via
Triumphalis necropolis
A segment of an imperial necropolis preserved along a
portion of a consular road on the Vatican Hill. The Via
Triumphalis necropolis was uncovered during the construction
of a parking structure in the Via del Pellegrino.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Vicus
Africus
A street of the Esquiline Hill attested by Varro.
Modifications: Updated Varro Linguae Latinae (Goetz; pHI).
Updated Varro LL (Goetz; pHI).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Vicus
Augusti?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 32 D3 Vicus Augusti?
Modifications: Added arachne. Added TP name; updated
reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Vicus
Augusti?
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 33 F1 Vicus Augusti?
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.B. Hitchner
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, R. Warner, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Vicus
Cuminarius
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 27 B2 Vicus Cuminarius
Modifications: RE Cuminarius vicus.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: P.O. Spann
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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Vicus
Iugarius
An ancient street that led from the Forum Romanum to the
porta Carmentalis, passing between the basilica Iulia and
the temple of the Castors.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated Liv. (OCT: PHI).
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
Contributors: Sean
Gillies
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*Vicus
Phosphorianus
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 31 G4 *Vicus
Phosphorianus
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.W.B. Fentress
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Warner, Jeffrey
Becker, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott
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vicus
vitrarius
A street in Regio I known only from the Regionary
Catalogues.
Modifications: Added Richardson 1992. Reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Villa
Aniciorum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 35 F2 Villa Aniciorum
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: D.J. Mattingly
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Villa
del Río Roman bridge
A Roman bridge along the Via Augusta.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Villa
di Nerone
Nero built a villa and a port at Antium. The villa was
subsequently expanded under Domitian and other later
emperors.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Villa
di Teodorico
A palatial Roman villa and bath complex that has been
connected with Theodoric the Great, with twentieth century
interpretations labeling it as Theodoric's "hunting lodge".
More recent excavations have uncovered evidence for earlier
building phases, dating from the first century B.C. through
the third century A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Villa
Maxentii
A complex on the Via Appia constructed by Maxentius in the
early fourth century A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full relation geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: L. Quilici, S. Quilici Gigli
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Villa
San Giovanni in Tuscia
A Roman villa of the third and fourth centuries A.D.
Modifications: Reimported full node geometry and updated
provenance. Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Villards-d’Heria
A sanctuary of the Sequani at modern Villards-d'Heria in
France. It is archaeologically represented by a two-part
architectural complex comprising (1) north of the modern
town the monumental "Pont des Arches", which supported a
temple over a watercourse that supplied a large spa, and (2)
at the nearby Lac-d'Antre, which supplied the majority of
the water for the spa complex and also hosted additional
temples along its shoreline. Plans in Vurpillot 2016 and
Nouvel 2019.
Modifications: Modified summary; modified place type +=
bath/spa; added Nouvel 2018, Nouvel 2019, Vurpillot 2016,
and the Onno Archéo "archives" references; added vici.org
references; modified summary; updated Locations, Names.
Changed name type to 'associated modern'; modified name
attested form; French. Created new name. Created new
location. Created DARMC citation to preserve cross-project
linkage after retracting DARMC location.
Modified by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: G.D. Woolf
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Virunum
A Roman city, founded by Claudius, that was the capital of
Noricum.
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott
Creators: M. Šašel Kos, P. Kos
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Vitudurum
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 19 A2 Vitudurum
Modifications: Updated references. Added Arachne.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: H. Bender
Contributors: DARMC, Sean
Gillies, Johan
Åhlfeldt, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, G. Moosbauer, M. Puhane, Richard
Talbert
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Volustana
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 50 B4 Volustana
Modifications: Updated references. Updated Livy reference
with Zotero link.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Wall of
Constantine
The Wall of Constantine (Murus Constantini) was built during
the AD 320s as Constantine organized his eponymous city. The
course of the Wall of Constantine cannot be determined with
precision today.
Modifications: Updated references.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: C. Foss
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Western
necropolis at Egnatia/Gnathia
The western necropolis at Egnatia/Gnathia includes some
tombs of the Messapian culture dating from the middle of the
fourth to the second centuries B.C.
Modifications: Reimported full way geometry and updated
provenance.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: Jeffrey
Becker
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Zancle/Messana
Zancle was founded as Greek colony in the eighth century
B.C. Home of the Mamertines who called for Roman assistance
against Carthaginian forces in 264 B.C., sparking the First
Punic War.
Modifications: Created new connection. Updated reference.
Created new name.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: R.J.A. Wilson
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Chris de
Lisle, Valeria
Vitale, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Jonathan
Prag, Richard
Talbert, Ingrid
Luo
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Zenodotion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 68 unlocated Zenodotion
Modifications: Created new connection.
Modified by: Chris de
Lisle
Modifications published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: J.P. Brown, P.-L. Gatier
Contributors: R. Warner, Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker, Chris de
Lisle
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Zephyrion
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 66 E4 Zephyrion
Modifications: Updated references. Created new location.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
Creators: S. Mitchell
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Zeugma
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 50 unlocated Zeugma
Modifications: Updated reference.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: Richard
Talbert, Sean
Gillies, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
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Zeus
Olympios, T.
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 50 B4 Zeus Olympios, T.
Modifications: Added topostext.
Modified and published by: Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: E.N. Borza
Contributors: DARMC, Richard
Talbert, Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott
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Zoitia
An ancient settlement of Arcadia, probably to be located at
modern Zoni or Palamari.
Modifications: Modified summary; added New Pauly reference;
added MANTO reference provided by MANTO team; added Wikidata
reference provided by bkiesling. Created new location. DARMC
15543 =related.
Modified by: Brady
Kiesling, Greta
Hawes, Rosemary
Selth, R. Scott
Smith, Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Modifications published by: Tom
Elliott, Jeffrey
Becker
Creators: G. Reger, J. McK. Camp II
Contributors: Brady
Kiesling, Sean
Gillies, Rosemary
Selth, Jeffrey
Becker, Tom
Elliott, DARMC, Richard
Talbert, R. Scott
Smith, Greta
Hawes