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Archaeology
The rural villa of Caselette represents an important testimony of the Roman era, located in the Pian area, on the low southeastern slopes of the Musiné. Built during the peak of the Augustan age, it underwent several construction phases that lasted from the end of the 1st century BC to the entire 3rd century AD.
It was probably a rural villa, a farm where agricultural and livestock activities were carried out along with modest artisanal production, consisting of a residential part and a productive part.
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011/9688216 interno 11
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