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Excavation ongoing world heritage places tagged “sicily”

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Rock-cut sites10 Ancient cities8 Temple complexes6 Necropoleis5 Rock cut tombs5

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🇮🇹Italy32 🇬🇷Greece5

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sicily37 rock cut9 ancient city5 ancient village4 temple complex4 dorics3 early bronze age3 andean formative

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🇮🇹 Italy · Temple complex

Agrigento Valley of the Temples

Archaeic-Classical Greek 6th–5th c. BCE, peak 480–406 BCE · Greek (Doric Greeks from Gela/Rhodes-Crete)

Greek city ridge with best-preserved Doric temple in world: Concordia.

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🇮🇹 Italy · Rock art

Rock Art of Torr Workshop Midfield

Hellenistic (323–31 BCE) · Hellenistic

Rock Art of Torr Workshop Midfield in Sicily, Italy is a Hellenistic (323–31 BCE) rock art attributed to Hellenistic culture.