Etruscan Well

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The Etruscan Well is an ancient underground water cistern in Perugia, Italy, notable for its impressive Etruscan engineering and stone construction dating back to the 3rd–4th century BCE.

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Etruscan Well canonical 2
Pozzo Etrusco 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient water cistern
archaeological site
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Etruscan engineering
category Buildings and structures in Perugia
Cisterns in Italy
Etruscan sites in Umbria
city Perugia
constructionTechnique ashlar masonry
country Italy
culture Etruscans
surface form: Etruscan
depth about 37 meters
diameter about 5.6 meters
hasNameInItalian Etruscan Well self-linksurface differs
surface form: Pozzo Etrusco
hasPart access shaft
bridges inside the shaft
collection basin
large underground cistern
stone staircases
heritage Etruscans
surface form: Etruscan civilization
inception 3rd–4th century BCE
laterUse medieval period water supply
locatedIn Italy
Perugia
Umbria
Perugia, Italy
surface form: historic center of Perugia
locatedInHistoricRegion Etruria
locatedNear Perugia Cathedral
Piazza IV Novembre
locatedUnder Palazzo Sorbello
material stone
notableFor Etruscan hydraulic engineering
massive stone construction
state of preservation
openToPublic true
operator local cultural heritage authorities
region Umbria
significantPeriod Etruscan period
startTime 3rd century BCE
4th century BCE
subterranean true
tourism guided visits available
use public water supply
water storage
waterSource rainwater infiltration
underground springs

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Perugia, Italy hasLandmark Etruscan Well
subject surface form: Perugia
Etruscan Well hasNameInItalian Etruscan Well self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Pozzo Etrusco
Perugia hasLandmark Etruscan Well