Mediaeval/Byzantine (AD 641-AD 1453)2009-09-07T19:35:17Zsgilliestag:atlantides.org,2009:pleiades/ec25d7fec956c3e2f227a21d3b017f22Sacra Viatag:atlantides.org,2013:pleiades/e8a975a2840746fb363208ff54ef671b2022-06-06T01:38:11ZThe Sacra Via (Sacred Way) is one of Rome's oldest urban streets and its main sacred route, extending from the top of the Velia (summa Sacra Via) to the Forum Romanum.41.892298 12.485906Sanctuary of Poseidon at Tainarontag:atlantides.org,2022:pleiades/778702f67d1748159f6689c5f2db5f172022-01-21T02:27:05ZA famous ancient sanctuary of Poseidon located at the southern end of the modern Mani peninsula of the Peloponnese. Literary and archaeological evidence indicate that the sanctuary featured a temple, a cave treated as a mouth of the underworld, and other structural and monumental components. It seems to have served as a sanctuary site for suppliants and a context for the formal manumission of enslaved persons.36.401753 22.486815 36.402491 22.487578 36.402431 22.487623 36.402187 22.487749 36.402066 22.487793 36.401962 22.487800 36.401806 22.487807 36.401753 22.486815Stanegatetag:atlantides.org,2011:pleiades/e3e4a9288327b02fe019efccb185762d2023-11-18T03:21:50ZAn important Roman military road built in what is now northern England, linking Corbridge in the east and Carlisle in the west. A later western addition may have linked the fort at Kirkbride.54.894100 -3.207000 55.008580 -3.207000 55.008580 -2.004300 54.894100 -2.004300 54.894100 -3.207000Tripolistag:atlantides.org,2018:pleiades/5d45fcf724354c98bdadd9e31419a96d2023-12-30T15:50:29ZThe Phoenicians established a commercial outpost at Tripolis (Tripoli) in the ninth century BC. An independent city during the Hellenistic period, Tripolis came under Roman control in 64 BC.34.449000 35.812000