Caulonia

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Caulonia was an ancient Greek city in Magna Graecia, founded by Achaean settlers in southern Italy and known for its strategic coastal location and rich archaeological remains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek city
archaeological site
archaeologicalExcavationsBy Italian archaeologists
belongsTo ancient Greek world
country Italy
culture Ancient Greek culture
economyBasedOn agriculture
maritime trade
foundedBy Achaean settlers
Achaeans
hasArchaeologicalEvidenceFrom Archaic period
Classical period
Hellenistic period
hasEthnicName Cauloniates
hasFinds architectural terracottas
ceramic artifacts
coinage
inscriptions in Greek
hasNearbyFeature Ionian coastline of Calabria
hasRemainsOf defensive structures
public buildings
residential quarters
sanctuaries
hasStrategicLocation coastal position on the Ionian Sea
hasTopography coastal plain with nearby hills
hasTypeOf polis
hasUrbanFeature acropolis
harbor facilities
street grid
heritageDesignation protected archaeological area
influencedBy Achaean city-planning traditions
knownFor Greek temples
fortification walls
rich archaeological remains
urban layout remains
language Ancient Greek
locatedIn Calabria
Magna Graecia
southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
modernSiteNear Monasterace
partOf Greek colonies in Magna Graecia
linked to: Magna Graecia
region Reggio Calabria metropolitan area
religion ancient Greek religion
situatedOn Ionian Sea coast
timePeriod Archaic Greece
Classical Greece
Hellenistic Greece
linked to: Hellenistic period

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