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    Trebula Balliensis

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    #1 of 1 things to do in Pontelatone
    Sights & Landmarks, Ancient Ruins
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    Treglia di Pontelatone, Pontelatone, Italy
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    “If you are in the area, it will be worth to be visited”

    Trebula Balliensis is a novelty in italian archaeology. Buried by natural phenomena, it holds the... read more

    Reviewed 28 August 2014
    JFSebastian2014
    “Amazing site, not ready for tourism yet”

    Trebula Balliensis is not ready for prime time yet. We were fortunate to see it in June 2012, in... read more

    Reviewed 17 June 2012
    RandomNina
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    27 Aug 2014
    “If you are in the area, it will be worth to be visited”
    17 Jun 2012
    “Amazing site, not ready for tourism yet”
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    Reviewed 28 August 2014
    If you are in the area, it will be worth to be visited

    Trebula Balliensis is a novelty in italian archaeology. Buried by natural phenomena, it holds the "secrets" of the history of the Samnites and some aspects of their culture, up to now deemed as lost. The findings are very recent and date back to 2007. The...More

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    Reviewed 17 June 2012
    Amazing site, not ready for tourism yet

    Trebula Balliensis is not ready for prime time yet. We were fortunate to see it in June 2012, in the company of a relative who was responsible for surveying the site. Other than us, the only people there were a couple of PhD candidates who...More

    3  Thank RandomNina
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