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'''Naples (Italy)''' | '''Naples (Italy)''' - one of the 18 real-world dig sites in [[Archeological Expedition]]. | ||
Founded as the Greek colony Neapolis, Naples became a major Roman city and medieval center. Nearby Herculaneum adds another dimension to its volcanic archaeological riches. | Founded as the Greek colony Neapolis, Naples became a major Roman city and medieval center. Nearby Herculaneum adds another dimension to its volcanic archaeological riches. | ||
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* EarlyMedieval <small>(DLC)</small> | * EarlyMedieval <small>(DLC)</small> | ||
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== Native artifacts == | == Native artifacts == | ||
Latest revision as of 00:55, 28 August 2026
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Naples (Italy) - one of the 18 real-world dig sites in Archeological Expedition.
Founded as the Greek colony Neapolis, Naples became a major Roman city and medieval center. Nearby Herculaneum adds another dimension to its volcanic archaeological riches.
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