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Surroundings:

Mausoleo BagnoliPonte Ofanto

Location:

  • Italy, Canosa di Puglia
  • geo:41.2225,16.066025
  • Location ± 25-100 m.

Class:

  • Vicus or canabae
  • invisible

Annotations

Canusium have been founded by the Pelasgians. According the tradition city was founded by Greek heros Diomedes and named for his hunting dogs. However, it is rather a later Greek  founding myth of the Magna Graecia period. The first temains of the sett;ement date back to the Neolithic Age (6000-3000 BC).

See:

  1. Nunzio Jacobone: "Canusium. Un'antica e grande città dell'Apulia", Ricerche di storia e topografia (in Italian), 1992, pp. 11–13
  2. CANUSIUM (Canosa di Puglia) Apulia, Italy. in: Richard Stillwell eds.: The Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical SitesPrinceton University Press. 1976.
  3. Linda Gala, "Saupë ö castiddë" Archeologia leggera a Canosa di Puglia: dalle pietre alla storia, UNIVERSITË DEGLI STUDI DI FIRENZE 2013/2014
  4. Giuliano Volpe, Architecture and Church Power in Late Antiquity: Canosa and San Giusto (Apulia), in Housing in Late Antiquity (Late Antique Archaeology, 3.2), a cura di L. Lavan, L. özgenel, A. Sarantis, Leiden 2007, pp. 131-168.

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