Cosa

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Cosa is an ancient Etruscan and later Roman coastal town in Tuscany, Italy, known for its archaeological remains overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.

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Cosa canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient town
archaeological site
former populated place
abandoned late antiquity
archaeologicalExcavationBy American Academy in Rome
Frank E. Brown
builtOn promontory
coordinateLocation 42.42°N 11.30°E
country Italy
culture Etruscan
Roman
declinePeriod late Roman period
elevation 113 metres
excavationStart 1948
founded 273 BC
foundedBy Romans
hasCityWall polygonal masonry fortification
hasNearby Orbetello Lagoon
surface form: Lagoon of Orbetello

Monte Argentario
hasStructure Augustan colony buildings
Capitoline Temple
surface form: Capitolium temple

Republican temples
acropolis
basilica
city gate
domus
forum
harbor
inscribed cippi
medieval tower
heritageDesignation protected archaeological area
knownFor massive polygonal walls
view over Tyrrhenian coast
well-preserved Roman colonial town plan
languageOfInscriptions Etruscan language
surface form: Etruscan

Latin
locatedIn Ansedonia
Maremma region
surface form: Maremma

Tuscany
locatedOn Tyrrhenian Sea
coast of Tuscany
modernAccess archaeological park
overlooks Tyrrhenian Sea
partOf Etruria
Roman Empire
Roman Republic
timeOfFlourishing 2nd century BC
3rd century BC

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