Tarquinia — Escudo … Wikipedia Español
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Tarquinia — Comune Comune di Tarquinia A night view of the Priori Palace … Wikipedia
TARQUINIA — Située à proximité de la mer Tyrrhénienne, près de l’actuelle Corneto, Tarquinia (en latin Tarquinii, en étrusque Tarchuna) fut l’une des cités les plus florissantes de l’Étrurie méridionale. Le site comprend une acropole, entourée d’une enceinte … Encyclopédie Universelle
Tarquinia — Tarquinia : le palazzo Vitelleschi Administration … Wikipédia en Français
Tarquinia — Tarquinia, 1872 1922 Corneto Tarquinia, Stadt in der Provinz Viterbo, Italien, 133 m über dem Meeresspiegel, 5 km vom Tyrrhen. Meer, 14 600 Einwohner. Stadtbild: In der gut erhaltenen … Universal-Lexikon
Tarquinia — formerly (until 1922) Corneto Town (pop., 1991: 14,000), northern Lazio region, central Italy. It developed out of the ancient Tárchuna, one of the chief cities of the Etruscan confederation. It was defeated by Rome in the 4th century BC and… … Universalium
Tarquinia — Original name in latin Tarquinia Name in other language Tarkvinii, Tarquinia, Tarqunia, tarukuinia, Тарквинии State code IT Continent/City Europe/Rome longitude 42.25419 latitude 11.75657 altitude 128 Population 15162 Date 2012 02 15 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
TARQUINIA — An important settlement of southern Etruria whose prominence is suggested by its linkage to the mythical Tarchun. Recent excavation and surveys have shown that some parts of the extensive plateau have been occupied since the Final Bronze Age… … Historical Dictionary of the Etruscans
Tarquinia Molza — (November 1 1542 ndash; August 8 1617) was an Italian singer and poet. She was considered a great virtuosa and many artistic works were dedicated to her; Francesco Patrizi wrote about her singing in his treatise L amorosa filosofia , and she was… … Wikipedia
Torres medievales, Tarquinia, Italia.John RossPhoto Researchers