Area archeologica del Castrum Inui

The archaeological site stretches along the south bank of the Incastro River, featuring ancient temple remains and maritime structures from Roman times.

Excavations have revealed multiple construction phases, with Temple B dating to 530-520 BCE and Temple A built during the late 3rd century BCE.

The settlement contained temples dedicated to various deities, including a sanctuary of Aesculapius with spaces for healing rituals during the Augustan period.

The archaeological area includes three distinct sectors: commercial buildings, worker residences, and maritime facilities connected to ancient trade routes.

The site preserves evidence of continuous settlement modifications, including a significant ground level elevation at the end of the 2nd century CE.

Location: Ardea

GPS coordinates: 41.58006,12.51117

Latest update: March 3, 2025 22:20