Pyrgi (ancient port of Caere)

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Pyrgi was the principal ancient port of the Etruscan city of Caere, known for its sanctuary complex and important Etruscan and Phoenician inscriptions.

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Pyrgi (ancient port of Caere) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient port city
ancient sanctuary complex
archaeological site
associatedWithDeity Uni-Astarte syncretic cult
connectedBy road to Caere
country Italy
culture Etruscan civilization
linked to: Etruscans
economicFunction maritime trading port
excavatedBy Italian archaeologists
flourishedDuring 5th century BCE
6th century BCE
hasArchaeologicalRemains fortification walls
harbor structures
sacred precincts
temples
hasDiscovery Pyrgi Tablets
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Etruscan
linked to: Etruscan language

Greek
Phoenician
hasSanctuaryDedicatedTo Astarte
Leukothea
linked to: Leucothea

Uni (Etruscan goddess)
hasTypeOfSite coastal settlement
commercial hub
religious center
knownFor Etruscan inscriptions
Phoenician inscriptions
Pyrgi Tablets
monumental sanctuary complex
laterControl Roman Republic
locatedIn Italy
Latium
Tyrrhenian coast
modernNearbySettlement Santa Severa
partOf territory of Caere
periodOfUse Archaic period
Classical period
politicalAffiliation Etruscan city-state of Caere
portOf Caere
PyrgiTabletsDateTo c. 500 BCE
PyrgiTabletsFunction votive dedication
PyrgiTabletsImportance key bilingual text for Etruscan studies
PyrgiTabletsMaterial gold
PyrgiTabletsScript Etruscan alphabet
Phoenician script
linked to: Phoenician alphabet
region Lazio
religiousFunction major coastal sanctuary
significance evidence of Etruscan-Phoenician contacts

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Cerveteri hasNearbySite Pyrgi (ancient port of Caere)