Segesta

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Segesta is an ancient Elymian city in western Sicily renowned for its remarkably well-preserved Doric temple and hilltop Greek theater.

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Segesta canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
ancientEthnicity Elymian
associatedPeople Elymians
linked to: Elymian
conflictedWith Selinunte
country Italy
culture Elymian culture
linked to: Elymian

Greek culture
governedBy Elymian polity (in archaic and classical periods)
linked to: Elymian
hasArchaeologicalFeature agora or forum area (ruins)
city walls (ruins)
sanctuary areas
hasLanguage Greek (in classical period)
linked to: Ancient Greek

Latin (in Roman period)
hasNearbyInfrastructure Segesta archaeological park
Segesta–Calatafimi highway exit
hasStructure Greek theater of Segesta
Temple of Segesta
heritageStatus important archaeological heritage site of Sicily
historicalRegion Magna Graecia
knownFor archaeological remains
hilltop Greek theater
well-preserved Doric temple
laterRuledBy Carthage
Rome
locatedIn Italy
Province of Trapani
Sicily
western Sicily
locatedNear Calatafimi-Segesta
Palermo
Trapani
nearbyWatercourse Fiume Freddo (local river)
overlooks surrounding valleys
partOf ancient Sicily
region Sicily
religion ancient Greek religion
indigenous Elymian cults
terrain hilltop location
timePeriod Hellenistic period
Roman period
classical antiquity
tourism popular tourist destination in western Sicily

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Referenced by (9)

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Western Sicily hasArchaeologicalSite Segesta
subject linked to: western Sicily
Elymian hasCapital Segesta
Elymian hasMajorSettlement Segesta
Elymian notableCityState Segesta
Calatafimi-Segesta hasNearby Segesta
Buseto Palizzolo locatedNear Segesta