Claternae, Roman archaeological site in Ozzano dell'Emilia, Italy.
Claternae is a Roman archaeological site in Ozzano dell'Emilia with residential buildings, public structures, and preserved sections of the ancient Via Emilia road. The excavated area reveals how this settlement was organized and built during Roman times.
The settlement emerged as a Roman center and was abandoned in the 6th century as the Middle Ages began. This shift reflects the larger changes that reshaped society at that time.
The museum displays pottery and coins that show what daily life was like for people living here. These objects help visitors understand how residents spent their time and what they valued.
The site offers guided tours and educational programs that help visitors understand the excavated areas. Plan to spend time exploring both the outdoor ruins and the museum displays.
The excavations reveal the complete street grid of a Roman town with all its typical parts. This layout lets visitors see how an entire ancient settlement fit together as one functioning community.
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