Ateste

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Ateste is the ancient name of the Italian town of Este, historically significant as a center of the Venetic civilization in northern Italy.

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Label Occurrences
Ateste canonical 3
Este (ancient Ateste) 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
historical settlement
ancientNameOf Este
associatedWith Este culture
countryInAntiquity Italia (Roman province)
surface form: Roman Italy
culture Veneti people
surface form: Venetic culture
flourishedDuring first millennium BCE
hasArchaeologicalFindsOfType Venetic inscriptions
bronze votive objects
ceramic artifacts
funerary objects
grave goods
inscribed tablets
ornaments
weapons
hasSiteType cemetery
sanctuary area
settlement
heritage important source for knowledge of Venetic art
important source for knowledge of Venetic religion
important source for knowledge of Venetic society
inhabitedBy Veneti
isSubjectOf Venetic studies
archaeological research
languageAttested Venetic language
laterBecame Roman municipium of Ateste
locatedIn Este
locatedInCountry Italy
locatedInGeographicalArea Po Valley
locatedInHistoricalRegion Veneto
surface form: Venetia
locatedInNorthernPartOf Italy
locatedInProvince Province of Padua
locatedInRegion Veneto
locatedInValleyOf Adige
surface form: Adige River
locatedNear Euganean Hills
modernMunicipality Comune di Este
modernName Este
partOf Veneti people
surface form: Venetic civilization
presentIn Este National Atestino Museum collections
significance important pre-Roman settlement in northern Italy
major center of the Venetic civilization
timePeriod Iron Age
pre-Roman Italy
toponymType ancient toponym
writingSystemAttested Venetic alphabet

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Este ancientName Ateste
Veneti majorSettlement Ateste
National Atestino Museum namedAfter Ateste
this entity surface form: Este (ancient Ateste)
Reitia worshipRegion Ateste