Archaeological site of Rocca San Nicola
The site of Rocca di San Nicola is a rocky peak that rises in the middle of the sea about a hundred meters from the coast, about 8 km from Licata. The area to the east of the islet gave landfill material dating back to the XNUMXth century. BC and the Byzantine age, while from an area further west come numerous iron anchors dating back to the IV-V century AD - Archaic / Byzantine Greek Age - VII-VI century. BC / VI-X century A.D
Area subject to archaeological restrictions pursuant to law 1089/1939 (Source text of survey form n.360 Landscape Plan of the Province of Agrigento - Archaeological Heritage)
Archaeological Heritage Sheets Landscape Plan of Agrigento
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