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Roman (Early Empire; 30 BC - AD 300)
- bridge
- erroneous place, false name
- villa
- estuary
- people, tribe
- wall, earthwork
- spring
- pass, "gates"
- mine, quarry
- bath, spa
- water, inland
- church, monastery
- station (road or coastal)
- settlement
- port
- canal
- mountain
- lighthouse
- ridge
- estate, villa
- aqueduct
- unknown
- cave
- catacomb, cemetery, necropolis
- production center (manufacturing, fishing)
- hill
- findspot, place of finding
- whirlpool
- valley
- temple, sanctuary, shrine, monument, tomb
- tumulus
- forest
- water wheel
- settlement-modern
- dam, dike, levee
- reservoir, hafir
- shoreline
- oasis
- water, open
- cape, promontory
- fort, tower
- unlocated
- undefined
- island
- region
- well
- bay
- salt-marsh
- centuriation
- plain
- river, drainage
- road
Archaic (pre-550 BC)
Late Antique (AD 300 - 640)
Hellenistic (Roman Republic; 330 - 30 BC)
Classical (550 - 330 BC)
bridge
erroneous place, false name
villa
estuary
people, tribe
wall, earthwork
spring
pass, "gates"
mine, quarry
bath, spa
water, inland
church, monastery
station (road or coastal)
settlement
port
canal
mountain
lighthouse
ridge
estate, villa
aqueduct
unknown
cave
catacomb, cemetery, necropolis
production center (manufacturing, fishing)
hill
findspot, place of finding
whirlpool
valley
temple, sanctuary, shrine, monument, tomb
tumulus
forest
water wheel
settlement-modern
dam, dike, levee
reservoir, hafir
shoreline
oasis
water, open
cape, promontory
fort, tower
unlocated
undefined
island
region
well
bay
salt-marsh
centuriation
plain
river, drainage
road

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