| The urban settlement,
in its oldest nucleus, is tipically characterized by a Greek-Roman
lay-out, where the road system is composed by parallel streets forming
rectangural insulae (blocks) measuring about 80 meters by 50. The decumanus
Maximum is in fact still recognizable in the today Via San Cesareo and
Via Fuoro, while the cardo Maximum corresponds to Via Tasso.
In the corner which Via S.Cesareo forms with the Tasso square once stood a second Seat called Porta because it was originally built near the city's main gate |
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