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Ancient villages tagged “sicily”

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🇮🇹 Italy · Ancient village

Village of Knoll-Shelter

Early Bronze Age (3300–2100 BCE) · Early Bronze Age

Village of Knoll-Shelter in Sicily, Italy is a Early Bronze Age (3300–2100 BCE) ancient village attributed to Early Bronze Age culture.

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🇮🇹 Italy · Ancient village

Castelluccio South Plateau Eccentric House

Neolithic to Chalcolithic (6000–3000 BCE) · Neolithic

Castelluccio South Plateau Eccentric House in Sicily, Ragusa, Noto, Italy is a Neolithic to Chalcolithic (6000–3000 BCE) ancient village attributed to Neol…

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🇮🇹 Italy · Ancient village

Cozzo del Pantano — Early Iron Debris Field

Neolithic to Chalcolithic (6000–3000 BCE) · Neolithic

Cozzo del Pantano — Early Iron Debris Field in Sicily, Syracuse, Cozzo Pantano, Italy is a Neolithic to Chalcolithic (6000–3000 BCE) ancient village attrib…

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🇮🇹 Italy · Ancient village

Castelluccio Di Noto — Bronze Age Site

Early Bronze Age (2200–1500 BCE) · Castelluccio culture

Castelluccio Di Noto — Bronze Age Site in Sicily, Italy is a Early Bronze Age (2200–1500 BCE) ancient-village attributed to Castelluccio culture.