La Civita
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| For hundreds of years, the [[lost city]] of [[Pompeii]] was known as [[La Civita]]. | For hundreds of years, the [[lost city]] of [[Pompeii]] was known as [[La Civita]]. | ||
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| + | On [[March 23]], [[1748]] the Neapolitan abbot [[Martorelli]], aided by the military engineer [[Roque Joaquín de Alcubierre]] opened the first archeological site at Civita, at the crossroads of The Stabian Way and via di Nola. | ||
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For hundreds of years, the lost city of Pompeii was known as La Civita.
On March 23, 1748 the Neapolitan abbot Martorelli, aided by the military engineer Roque Joaquín de Alcubierre opened the first archeological site at Civita, at the crossroads of The Stabian Way and via di Nola.
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