Heraclea

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Heraclea was an important ancient Greek city in southern Italy’s Lucania region, known for its strategic location and role in Magna Graecia.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Heraclea canonical 3
Heraclea in Lucania 2
Heraclea Lucania 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek city
polis
archaeologicalSite Policoro
battleOpponents Pyrrhus of Epirus
Roman Republic
battleResult Pyrrhic victory for Pyrrhus
battleYear 280 BC
country Italy
declinePeriod Roman Imperial period
foundedAroundYear 433 BC
foundedBy Tarentum
Thurii
foundedInCentury 4th century BC
hadPoliticalStatus autonomous city
colony
hasArchaeologicalRemains fortification walls
necropolis
temple foundations
theater remains
knownFor Heraclean Tables
role in Magna Graecia
strategic location
language Greek
laterLanguage Latin
locatedIn Lucania
southern Italy
locatedInModernProvince Matera
locatedInModernRegion Basilicata
locatedNearRiver Agri River NERFINISHED
Siris River NERFINISHED
locatedOn Gulf of Tarentum
surface form: Gulf of Tarentum coast
modernMunicipality Policoro
namedAfter Heracles
near Gulf of Tarentum
surface form: Gulf of Taranto

Metapontum
Siris
partOf Magna Graecia
partOfLeague Italian Greek cities
region Basilicata
religion ancient Greek religion
siteOf Battle of Heraclea
strategicImportance controlled access between interior Lucania and the Ionian coast
treatyDate late 3rd century BC
treatyName Treaty of Heraclea
treatyStatus favored city among Roman allies
treatyWith Roman Republic
underControlOf Lucanians
Roman Republic
Tarentum

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (6)

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

Lucania majorCity Heraclea
Tarentum hadColony Heraclea
this entity surface form: Heraclea in Lucania
Battle of Heraclea location Heraclea
this entity surface form: Heraclea in Lucania
Basilicata containsArchaeologicalSite Heraclea
this entity surface form: Heraclea Lucania
river Siris near Heraclea