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Tag Archives: flooding
Oct 6 2014
Ancient Cities and New Politics in Southern Italy
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Posted in: Italy
By Andrea Lorenzo Capussela and Pier Giovanni Guzzo Having razed the city, in 510 B.C. its enemies flooded its ruins by – Strabo writes – diverting the waters of a nearby river onto them. 2,523 years later other enemies caused … Continue reading →
Posted by: Posted on October 6, 2014 by Eurocrisis in the Press
Tagged with: archaeological site, Calabria, flooding, Sybaris