The Roman city of Pitinum Pisaurense, located around the Medieval church of San Cassiano "in Pitino", on a flat area between the two streams and frequented since Neolithic times, rose around the 3rd c. BC. Little else is known about the history of this center: the archaeological sources speak of a frequentation of the area at least until the 6th century AD, when there was a depopulation of the city center, followed by a subsequent reoccupation for religious purposes in the 7th century AD. Some remains of the town are still visible in the Archaeological Area.
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Da Pesaro a San Benedetto del Tronto, lungo la costa Adriatica, alla scoperta dei principali porti e approdi frequentati dall’età del bronzo a oggi. Alla foce di fiumi e torrenti, entro piccole baie, promontori e grandi insenature, si svilupparono nell’antichità porti, porti canale, empori o semplici approdi. Questi scali furono il fulcro di una fitta rete di commerci marittimi che hanno dato vita a un intenso dialogo tra oriente e occidente, testimoniato dai ritrovamenti di reperti provenienti da tutto il bacino del Mediterraneo.
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