Luni sul Mignone, Archaeological site in Province of Viterbo, Italy.
Luni sul Mignone is an archaeological site along the Mignone River where visitors can see remains of ancient settlements spanning several historical periods. The ruins display different building foundations and structures that developed over centuries of habitation.
The settlement was inhabited from around 750 to 330 BC and experienced several phases of development and change. Excavations by the Swedish Institute in Rome between 1960 and 1963 documented these distinct periods of occupation systematically.
The site contains evidence of Iron Age settlements that visitors can observe in the archaeological remains. These discoveries show how ancient communities lived and organized themselves in this region.
The site requires planning ahead of a visit as accessibility is limited and special conditions apply. Visitors should check current access information and conditions before traveling to the location.
A monumental building was discovered within the site that particularly interests archaeologists and draws much research attention. This structure stands out among the findings and helps researchers understand the importance of the location in ancient times.
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