Site antique d'Aleria
Hameau du Fort, 20270 Aléria
Aleria romaine lettuce(steelyard) establishes(constitutes) in the 1st century before our era, following the first colonisation operated by Sylla, from 81 av(avenues). J-C. The ruins of the city were described for the first time, precisely, by Prosper Mérimée in 1840 after its journey of inspection in Corsica of 1839\. From 1955 till 1958, the archaeologists Jean Jehasse and Jean-Paul butcher begin(undertake) the first important excavations(searches) of the site. They bring out(loosen) Forum and part(party) of the Roman town(conglomeration). The main visible(obvious) monuments today articulate(are expressed) around a forum lined with two covered porticoes(gantries) which protected the facades of shops and of houses. This space includes also two temples, two thermal baths and more than ten tanks. credits: F. Allegrini-Simonetti / CTC 2011
Tags
Espace naturel, parc, jardin, Site archéologique & Monument historique
Accès
Since Bastia (RT 20 AND 10): 72 km. Southward by Casamozza, Moriani, Folelli and Cateraggio Depuis Bonifacio (RT 40 AND 10): 100 km. Northward by Porto Vecchio, Solenzara and Ghisonaccia Depuis Corte (RT 50): 48 km eastward
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