• Carsulae - Wikipedia

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    Jane Whitehead, who retired in 2018. The on-going Italian excavation at Carsulae is led by Massimiliano Gasperini and Luca Donnini.

  • Sito Ufficiale — Carsulae

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    visite guidate teatro danza artigianato rievocazioni. Area archeologica Carsulae. News.

  • Carsulae — The New Mithraeum

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    Carsulae was a Roman municipium in the region of Umbria, now preserved as an archaeological site, about 4 km north of the small town of San Gemini.

  • Key to Umbria: Carsulae

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    Carsulae in the Later Roman Empire. Carsulae was probably extended in the following three centuries, but these outer areas have yet to be excavated.

  • Carsulae - Parco Archeologico (Terni, Italy): Address, Phone...

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    With Luigi as our driver and Paolo, our guide, we left Spoleto and stopped at the ruins of Carsulae for an hour.

  • Visitor’s Guide to Carsulae (San... - World History Encyclopedia

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    The mineralised spring water, rich in calcium, was particularly sought after, and Carsulae was a popular therapeutic spa centre from its earliest days.

  • Carsulae | Umbria Experience

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    The Consular road was built around 220 and allowed a great development of traffic along its artery, and most likely, in this first stage Carsulae rose up.

  • Carsulae

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    The municipality of Montecastrilli (Montes Carsulis) is nearby. The official founding of Carsulae is generally agreed to have taken place in about 300 BC.

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  • Carsulae - La Ciriola Agritourism - Piediluco, Marmore Falls...

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    La Ciriola Agritourism recommends, among the various beauties of Umbria, the archaeological site of Carsulae.