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Monte Sannace
Monte Sannace is an archaeological site near Gioia del Colle in Apulia, southern Italy, the remains of one of the largest settlements of the Peucetians. Inhabited from the Iron Age, it flourished between the 6th and 3rd centuries BCE, when it was enclosed by stone walls and had an acropolis, houses and tombs with rich grave goods. It is now an archaeological park.
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