Mouth of the River Tusa
On the coast, near the mouth of the Tusa river, there are the remains of a building which conserves floors a mosaic in white, black and red tesserae, and ancient structures, already seen in the seventeenth century by Tommaso Fazello and interpreted by him as a thermal structure. More recent constructions (“Case Gravina”) have been installed on the building, but the structure could be interpreted as the one mentioned in the “Alesine tables” as a border element between the lots in the Alesino area. (Source Wikipedia)
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Card insertion: Ignatius Caloggero
Photo: web
Information contributions: Ignazio Caloggero, Web
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