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Ancient city of Nora ⚔️๐ฎ๐น⚔️๐ฎ๐น⚔️๐️๐️๐️
It was the first Phoenician city in Sardinia (8th century BC), an important commercial crosswords and port of enviable location, in the isthmus of Capo Pula, from which it was possible to set sail in any weather. Nora, which developed fully in the 4th century BC under Punic rule, was conquered by the Romans in 238 BC and became a municipium in the 1st century AC. During the two following centuries, it lived its maximum splendour: urban growth and eight thousand inhabitants, in addition to being caput viae, the starting point of all of the roads on the islands. Of this flourishing city, fascinating remains can be seen at the archaeological park of Pula.
Toy roman soldiers produced by Biplant.
Labels:
Ancient Rome,
Biplant,
Cagliari,
Carthage,
eusoldatini,
legion,
Nora,
Phoenicians,
Pula,
Punic wars,
Rome,
Sardinia
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