Saepinum

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Saepinum was an ancient town of the Samnite people in south-central Italy, later developed into a Roman municipium whose ruins are still visible today.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Saepinum canonical 2

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman municipium
ancient town
archaeological site
abandonedBy late antiquity
ancientPeople Samnites
country Italy
crossedBy Pescasseroli
surface form: Pescasseroli-Candela tratturo
culture Samnites
surface form: Samnite
currentCondition ruins
developedBy Romans
elevation approximately 550 metres above sea level
foundedBy Samnites
hasModernName Altilia
hasStructure amphitheatre
basilica
cardo maximus
city walls
Decumanus Maximus
surface form: decumanus maximus

domus with mosaics
early Christian church
forum
four city gates
inscribed city gates
macellum
public baths
tetrapylon at street crossing
theatre
heritageDesignation archaeological park
languageOfInscriptions Latin
laterCulture Roman
locatedIn Italy
Molise
Province of Campobasso
south-central Italy
locatedInRegion Samnium
locatedOn Tammaro River valley
sheep transhumance route
mainEconomicFunction market town
pastoral centre
nearModernSettlement Guardiaregia
Sepino
notableFor integration of Samnite and Roman phases
well-preserved Roman urban layout
openToPublic yes
partOf Samnium
periodOfMajorDevelopment 1st century AD
Augustan age
romanMunicipalTribe Voltinia
statusInRomanPeriod municipium

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Samnium majorSettlement Saepinum
Regio IV Samnium contains Saepinum