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Palazzo
Iliceto is an imposing 18th-century building intended as an exhibition space for special exhibits. Until 2005 it was the home of the Museo delle Marionette Canosa, and since 2005 houses the archaeological exhibition God with lightning. It was also used for some theater in the summer of 2003,
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The main body of the twelve-sided shape, contained a heptagonal baptismal font. The compositions were mainly in marble and tuff. The columns that support the barrel vault was damaged over time, as they have lost the gold mosaics that once covered it. Corresponding to the cardinal points, left four
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The soccer team of the city is the SS Canosa. The company's corporate colors are red and blue. Currently playing in the
Promotion cup, but in the past has played in the Cup of Excellence and the Championship Series D. It also won the Amateur Cup of Italy. Among the sports facilities in the city
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The Museum of
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The 'Canosina' gastronomy is strongly linked to rural and
Mediterraneans culinary traditions. One of the most characteristic is the burned flour of wheat (in the Apulian dialect gren IARS): A dark meal of humble origins, obtained from the grain recovered from the burning of stubble after harvest,
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The
Archaeological Museum was established in 1934 and placed in the 18th-century Casieri palace. It houses about 2,000 archaeological finds from excavations in tombs at Canosa and the 5th-3rd centuries BC. There are inscriptions, sculptures, reliefs, marbles, coins, jewelry, ceramics and pottery
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The Villa
Comunale, the center of Canosa, has its origins in the 19th century. Mayor Vincent Sinesi who in 1888 arranged the building adjacent to the Cathedral and the Mausoleum of Bohemond to be donated to the municipality by a few Canosa families. Beyond the Mausoleum of Bohemond, there is a
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from which it was produced the characteristic dark color meal. This recovery was done by people who could not afford the "normal" flour. The most original and popular products that are obtained by mixing equal parts white flour and wheat flour are burned dragged (in dialect strasc-net) with
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climate, mild spring and autumn, and cold winters and mild summers. The monthly average temperature is strongly influenced by the
Murgiano Range from 7.7 °C (46 °F) in January, to 24.9 °C (77 °F) in August. The average annual rainfall is 547 millimetres (21.5 in) of
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Procession of
Distressed (Rite of Holy Week, Holy Saturday) - Probably the most impressive procession of Holy Week. It starts from the Church of San Francesco and San Biagio on Saturday morning. Children dressed as angels open the procession showing the subjects and sentences the
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Questi ultimi poterono fregiarsi del titolo di "Principi di Canosa", attribuitogli ex Regio
Decreto del 1914, partendo da Ernesto (1886), fino all'esplicito non riconoscimento dei titoli nobiliari sancito dalla Costituzione. Titolo, comunque, che è diventato parte integrante del
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line. The project dates back to 1861, but in 1888 is entered into an agreement with Southern Railways Company for the construction of the line. The railway line was inaugurated on August 1, 1895. Since the nineties the line was strongly curtailed.
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The food market (also known as the square) takes place daily in the Piazza Galuppi, currently in the recovery phase, while the traditional weekly market is held every Thursday (with some exceptions) in the St. Johns (known as field-field).
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The rolas a strategic road junction has allowed the city to host a number of distribution centers for goods, such as fruits and medicines. In recent decades, Canosa has developed several wineries and olive oil center, along with a major
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center of Apulia, and is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in Italy. A number of vases and other archaeological finds are located in local museums and private collections. It is not far from the position on the
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Palazzo Sines (19th century), has since 1994 been an exhibition space for thematic exhibitions. It is the seat of the Archaeological Foundation Canosina and home to the Superintendent of Archaeological Heritage of Apulia.
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in the territory of Canosa has led to many demonstrations and protests. After a long and complicated litigation between the municipal administration and the manufacturers of the plant, in March 2007 a decision of the
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environments. The buildings of the town of Canosa are considered high risk for collapse. In recent years there have been many building failures and disruptions of roads. The area extends south to the slopes of the
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Among other monuments are the Ofanto Roman Bridge (1st century AD), which allowed the passage of the Via Traiana from one side of the river and was used for road traffic until the 1970s. It was reconstructed in the
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temple. Its construction reused the already existing walls, columns and capitals. The floor plan is called a double envelope consists of an outer wall of square shape of 50 metres (160 ft) per side with
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Procession of Our Lady of the Fountain - the rediscovery of the traditional Feast of First Fruits, on the second Sunday of Easter. Canosini producers lead the ancient icon, preserved in the cathedral by nine
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Soprintendenza per i beni archeologici della Puglia, Marisa Corrente (a cura di) 1912 un ipogeo al confine: tomba Varrese: Canosa di Puglia, Palazzo Sinesi, 22 ottobre 2000, Canosa di Puglia, Serimed, 2001
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complain of the area's gritty bread and bad water but note that the people were still fluent in both Latin and Greek. Its coins continued to bear Greek inscriptions through the Roman period. The
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exedras. The architecture of the basilica is of oriental inspiration, with preference for large color spaces. In the 9th century a chapel was built adjoining the apse for burial rites.
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Canosa is located near one of the most important motorway hubs of southern Italy. From 1973, the Motorway A16 (Naples-Canosa, also known as Two Seas Highway) intersects Motorway A14 (
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is composed of a remarkable archaeological heritage with Dauna and Roman inscriptions, funerary reliefs, capitals and columns, lintels, and the well of the imperial villas.
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The city 's historic theater is the Teatro D'Ambra, now owned by the city and renamed Teatro Comunale. Its construction was commissioned by Raffaele Lembo, a wealthy local
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temple with six columns on the short sides and ten on the long sides, and a brick staircase, took its name from a statue of Jupiter found at the excavation in 1978.
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After the earthquake of 1851, the cathedral was damaged and the restoration work led to an expansion of the Latin cross, as well as the reconstruction of the
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to feed the flame and other tools for preparation of food farmers. Also furniture, a stroller, representations of deities placed on the facades of houses.
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of St. Peter's, preceded by a large atrium portico and bordered by a residential building and several other structures used in cemetery functions: a
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or deposited in niches. Over the years, however, many of these artifacts (including precious jewelry in gold and bronze, pottery, red figures and
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Diomede Award - Apulia rewards distinguished Canosa for meritorious work in economic, sporting, social, scientific, artistic and cultural efforts.
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dialect arising directly from the Vulgar Latin spoken in ancient Canusium. Linguistically, part of the southern dialects spoken in North Central
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2224:(from 18 May 2005): This is an archaeological exhibition that has images sacred to Canusium, sponsored by the Foundation Archaeological Canosina.
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and bread (in dialect ppen to prusutt) to make a dark bread mixed with white. Distinguishing gastronomy features of the city are the renowned
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plateau, between 105 and 140 meters (344 and 459 ft) above sea level. The city is built on a mostly sandy or clay surface that covers a
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lit by three windows, whose central body is covered with a stained glass window depicting the patron saint. It is an example of
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of Benevento, after the abandonment of early Christian sites in San Leucio and St. Peter. Originally dedicated to Saints
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and protected those privileges throughout the conflicts. A list of its local senators has been recovered from the ruins.
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that followed, it seems to have suffered greatly and been much reduced in size, although it improved its status to a
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of Rosso Canosa is designated only for red wine production with the 100 ha (250 acre) zone. Grapes are limited to a
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century, browsing habits and customs of a civilization now vanished. The museum is divided into three macro-areas:
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dating back to a broad span of about 1500 years representing the ancient Dauno, Roman, early Christian and medieval
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scissors, blankets, bags, straining vats, crusher, press and barrels of various sizes, plows, hoes, harrows, and
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Exhibition of Nativity crafts, organized by the local branch of the Italian Association of Friends of the Natvity
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drum surmounted by a hemispherical dome. Opposite the door to the Mausoleum is a stone carved heraldic device, a
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yield of 14 tonnes/ha with the finished wine needing at least 12% alcohol. The wine are a blend of 65%
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St. Immaculate (December 8) - local parties organized by the parish of St. Immaculate.
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objects linked to production and consumption of extra virgin olive oil, wine and wheat.
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The days of the sacred (2003) show the traditions of Holy Week and in Canosa di Puglia.
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town as demonstrated by the construction of palaces. Virtually unscathed by
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monuments dedicated to the passage of the Roman consul in the
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Iliceto palace, housing a puppet museum (19th-20th centuries).
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3148:
Grelle, Francesco; Giardina, Andrea (1993), "Canosa romana",
2917:
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Ipogeo Scocchera B (called Ipogeo Boccaforno, 4th century BC)
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Procession of the Mysteries (Rite of Holy Week, Good Friday)
1856:. The early Christian Basilica of San Leucio was built on a
561:
River where the Romans found refuge after the defeat of the
113:("Little Rome"); "The City of Princes, Emperors and Bishops"
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wine must also have a higher minimum alcohol level of 13%.
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of Santa Sofia. Used around the 4th century AD, for early
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Not far from the town lies in the depths of clay soil, the
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1848:, tufa plastered figured capitals and painted columns in
1646:, and an altar commemorating the fallen of all wars. The
2853:
Canosa has a railway station, currently on the Barletta-
1707:(many probably still hidden). These were used first by
860:
but was either subdued or voluntarily switched sides in
619:("dog"), an animal associated with the local worship of
3743:
Municipalities of the Province of Barletta-Andria-Trani
772:
ascribed the foundation of Canusion or Canusium to the
2074:
Nicola Garrone State Professional Institute for Trade.
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passage of the deceased to take in the afterlife (for
1018:(514–566), who subsequently was honored as the town's
2965:, however, claims that the diocese was translated to
2784:
overturned the building permit for the construction.
1941:
2609:
Festival of San Sabino, Madonna della Fonte and St.
689:) and is nearly 20 kilometers (12 mi) from the
2735:
and cherries, without neglecting other vegetables (
2195:
Palazzo Sinesi - Archaeological Foundation Canosina
1207:Currently the economy of Canosa is based mainly on
864:, after which it served as a Roman ally. Following
3388:La Cattedrale e il Mausoleo di Boemondo in Canosa
3346:, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2013, p. 838,
2599:"Canosa Summer" (July 31) - Musical entertainment
1362:of Bohemond, the wooden statue and a painting of
528:, on the northwestern edge of the plateau of the
3729:
2645:St. Catherine of Alexandria Martyr (November 25)
33:
3442:Una grande e antica città dell'Apulia, Canusium
1803:
1025:The area suffered severely at the hands of the
3147:
2703:The location puts the area between the Canosa
1799:Necropolis of Santa Sofia (2nd-4th century AD)
1497:and Teodoro, also called the Blessed Purgatory
1453:Dome of the Mausoleum of Bohemond. Picture by
3626:
3497:
3495:
3097:INEA - Istituto Nazionale di Economia Agraria
2389:(461–566), bishop and patron saint of Canosa.
2260:Domestic life: pots, kettles, wooden spoons,
1796:Tomb of Largo Constantinople (3rd century BC)
1014:in 465. The diocese reached its apogee under
942:and the ruins of a large gateway still honor
299:
121:
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52:
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3234:
2514:Procession of the Addolorata (Friday before
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1916:
1865:on each side within which there is a second
1763:Ipogei Monterisi-Rossignoli (4th century BC)
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2616:Sagra dell Old Red Wine (1st week of month)
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3007:"Popolazione Residente al 1° Gennaio 2018"
2987:. Italian National Institute of Statistics
1518:Church of Passion of Jesus Christ (Rector)
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2344:allowed up to 5%. If the wine is labeled
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2560:during the procession of the distressed
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1620:and had collaborated on the project of
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1512:Church of Maria del Caramel and Carmine
1181:, the town suffered the effects of the
1127:, it was controlled by the Casati, the
1099:, however, it again went into decline.
1049: Rufinus, Memorus, and Sabinus to
970:oversaw the process and constructed an
623:. Other derivations include from Greek
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2833:in 108 AD, linking the ancient Trajan
2619:Rite of Percocca (2nd Sunday of month)
1781:Hypogeum Vessel Dario (4th century BC)
1616:, had designed the Teatro Di Lillo of
1369:The left aisle houses the tomb of the
1166:was named "prince of Canosa" in 1712.
633:, "wicker basket"), from the abundant
342:150.93 km (58.27 sq mi)
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946:. The city also boasted a very large
167:Location of Canosa di Puglia in Italy
3418:Marisa Corrente; Claudio Ciccarone,
3406:(Bari, Arti grafiche Savarese, 1969)
3078:
3076:
3074:
2447:(1997), professional football player
2125:). The museum collection includes:
2080:Istituto Tecnico Commerciale Statale
2013:Roman inscription in the lapidarium.
1500:Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
540:, ranging from Mount Vulture at the
3554:
3530:
3327:
3062:
2622:Feast of the Assumption (August 15)
2462:Death of San Sabino (February 9) –
2315:
1829:, was transformed into a Christian
1787:Ipogeo dell'Oplita (2nd century BC)
1772:Ipogeo Scocchera A (4th century BC)
1723:position), personal items found in
1515:Church of Maria del Rosario O Rosal
1490:Church of Saints Francis and Blaise
1292:Nave of the basilica of San Sabino.
536:valley and the extensive plains of
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2635:Our Lady of the Rosary (October 7)
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2038:origin with influences of ancient
1966:Roman bridge over the Ofanto river
1930:. In the 1800s, it was used as a
1817:Remains of the San Leucio Basilica
1769:Hypogeum Cerberus (4th century BC)
1524:Church of Jesus, Joseph and Mary -
840:by the time of the development of
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3422:(Canosa di Puglia, Serimed, 2003)
3196:San Sabino nella storia di Canosa
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2939:Municipal Stadium Sabino Moroccan
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2655:Sagra dell Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2129:Pieces of red-figure pottery and
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1416:Dome of the Mausoleum of Bohemond
820:from Canosa di Puglia, depicting
514:province of Barletta-Andria-Trani
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1715:, and, within them, celebrated
1596:Palace Forino on via De Gasperi
1304:, covered by five domes and an
980:Province of Apulia and Calabria
3390:(Andria, Tip. Guglielmi), 1983
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637:growing along the Ofanto; the
552:, is considered the principal
1:
3404:L'acropoli-castello di Canosa
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2861:
2099:The Museo Civico Archeologico
1766:Varrese Tomb (4th century BC)
1671:The "castle" is actually the
1521:Church of Jesus the Liberator
1473:Piazza Vittorio Veneto Church
1277:on 7 September 1101, by Pope
1192:, the area was bombed by the
1158:, and the Capece Minutolo of
759:
709:(used in the 19th century as
693:Sea. The town sits upon the
3194:Paulicelli, Attilio (1967),
3087:(in Italian), pp. 11–13
2755:The realization of handmade
2573:Citizen Fair (20 and May 21)
2529:The Tomb (Rite of Holy Week,
2278:The craft: the tools of the
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2017:
1804:Temples and archaic churches
1171:Italian Wars of Independence
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487:Panorama of Canosa di Puglia
134:Location of Canosa di Puglia
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3586:Campi Diomedei: Information
3514:Baynes, T. S., ed. (1878),
3289:Lanzoni, Francesco (1927),
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1584:Palazzo Fracchiolla-Minerva
1550:Palazzo Fracchiolla-Minerva
1188:On 6 November 1943, during
978:made it the capital of the
900:self-governing municipality
784:, a northern branch of the
565:and is the burial place of
126:("City of Art and Culture")
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3738:Cities and towns in Apulia
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3298:, Faenza, pp. 288–295
2942:Stadio Comunale San Sabino
2681:
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2611:Alphonsus Maria de Liguori
2422:and finally archbishop of
2420:Diocese of Nardo-Gallipoli
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1509:Church of Maria Immacolata
1420:Accessible from the right
1364:Alphonsus Maria de Liguori
1061:until 1986. (It remains a
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3254:Horatius Flaccus, Quintus
3236:Horatius Flaccus, Quintus
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2674:in the City - White Night
2661:Saint Lucia (December 13)
2603:
2570:Week of Cultural Heritage
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2104:Museo Civico Archeologico
2086:Liceo Scientifico Statale
2022:The dialect is a primary
1917:Baptistry of San Giovanni
1901:devoted to cooking and a
1760:Ori Tomb (4th century BC)
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2632:Santa Teresa (October 1)
2508:
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2399:(1050?–1111), Prince of
2050:and grammatical system.
1942:Temple of Jupiter "Toro"
1631:
1599:Mazzini School via Piave
1385:), the third devoted to
1198:armistice of 8 September
611:, Canusium derived from
358:249 m (817 ft)
350:105 m (344 ft)
32:
3571:Encyclopædia Britannica
3547:Encyclopædia Britannica
3523:Encyclopædia Britannica
3150:L'Erma di Bretschneider
2587:
2577:
2522:, in search of her son
2063:Canosa is home to four
1569:Palazzo Scocchera Santa
1253:Cathedral of San Sabino
1243:Cathedral of San Sabino
1183:1930 Irpinia earthquake
1150:, the Gemmis family of
1091:(d. 1111), son of
994:Medieval map of Canosa.
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503:
387:200/km (510/sq mi)
366:31 m (102 ft)
34:
23:Comune in Apulia, Italy
3198:, Bari: Tip. San Paolo
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2801:Canosa Railway Station
2709:Tavoliere delle Puglie
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2561:
2302:extra virgin olive oil
2251:Museum of Country Life
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2100:
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1967:
1877:Basilica di San Pietro
1818:
1809:Basilica di San Leucio
1741:
1700:
1691:Hypogeum and catacombs
1663:
1642:monument dedicated to
1551:
1503:Church of Our Lady of
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1461:
1417:
1400:has a high altar with
1314:Byzantine architecture
1293:
1273:, was named after St.
1248:Religious architecture
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745:Climate classification
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538:Tavoliere delle Puglie
488:
355:Highest elevation
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123:Città d'Arte e Cultura
122:
109:
53:
3276:Enciclopedia Treccani
2821:and 133 km from
2800:
2698:
2555:
2407:and buried at Canosa.
2393:Bohemond I of Antioch
2332:, up to 35% blend of
2273:agrarian civilization
2202:
2098:
2012:
1985:Gaius Terentius Varro
1965:
1816:
1698:
1661:
1581:Palace De Muro Fiocco
1549:
1472:
1457:. Fondo Paolo Monti,
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1415:
1408:Mausoleum of Bohemond
1383:St. Francis of Assisi
1291:
1242:
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1079:that established the
993:
810:
738:Canosa has a typical
663:
567:Bohemund I of Antioch
486:
420: • Summer (
363:Lowest elevation
284:Barletta-Andria-Trani
3683:Margherita di Savoia
3477:dated 29 August 2005
3457:(Firefly Books 2004
2699:A Canosa Olive Grove
2430:Enzo de Muro Lomanto
2163:Coinage of Canusium.
1946:The Roman temple of
1936:University of Foggia
1907:University of Foggia
1654:Archaeological sites
1555:Historical buildings
1537:of the Child Jesus -
1480:St. Anthony of Padua
1055:Pope Sergius II
974:, completed in 141.
938:reached the town in
836:, it became a Greek
644:("tavern"); and the
532:which dominates the
384: • Density
16:For other uses, see
3455:Wine Label Language
3386:Gerardo Chiancone,
3260:(in Latin), I.10.30
2817:, 611 km from
2445:Gaetano Castrovilli
2403:, commander of the
1742:deductio ad inferos
1703:Canosa has ancient
1699:Lagrasta Catacombs.
1675:of ancient Canosa (
1231:and manufacturing.
1219:) and industry and
1154:, the Affaitati of
1111:Piazzetta Volturino
673:Canosa sits on the
594:, derived from the
583:development of the
228: /
3591:2012-07-16 at the
3152:(in Italian), Roma
2803:
2793:Roads and highways
2701:
2562:
2222:God with lightning
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2101:
2015:
1983:, and the Arch of
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1911:University of Bari
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1572:Palazzo Barbarossa
1552:
1542:Civil architecture
1475:
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1358:, in the adjacent
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1196:shortly after the
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1059:Bari's archbishops
1031:Duchy of Benevento
1008:Council of Sardica
996:
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489:
376: • Total
339: • Total
322: • Mayor
203:Show map of Apulia
106:Nickname(s):
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3724:
3598:Canosa web portal
3440:Nunzio Iacobone,
3353:978-88-209-9070-1
2829:built by Emperor
2711:, a few miles of
2538:Passion of Christ
2412:Francesco Minerva
2387:Sabinus of Canosa
2065:secondary schools
1622:Teatro Margherita
1375:Francesco Minerva
1275:Sabinus of Canosa
1081:Kingdom of Sicily
1039:Bishop Angelarius
506:), is a town and
481:
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454:Sabinus of Canosa
232:41.217°N 16.067°E
170:Show map of Italy
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2316:Rosso Canosa DOC
1997:Battle of Cannae
1993:opus reticulatum
1790:Ipogeo Matarrese
1744:
1644:Scipio Africanus
1593:Palazzo Visconti
1529:John the Baptist
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1296:The plan of the
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1085:Bohemund I
1041:translated the
1016:St Sabinus
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2751:Handicrafts
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2713:Lake Locone
2691:Agriculture
2520:Virgin Mary
2516:Palm Sunday
2410:Archbishop
2356:oak barrels
2308:(grapes of
1973:Middle Ages
1958:Other sites
1928:Greek cross
1858:Hellenistic
1737:allegorical
1587:City Palace
1535:St. Therese
1495:Saint Lucia
1455:Paolo Monti
1438:Roger Melfi
1379:St. Anthony
1373:Archbishop
1302:Latin cross
1283:Benedict XV
1235:Main sights
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1209:agriculture
1179:World War I
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936:Via Traiana
846:Hellenistic
440:Postal code
235: /
3732:Categories
3698:Spinazzola
2950:References
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2855:Spinazzola
2502:Via Crucis
2496:Pilgrimage
2468:procession
2439:Lino Banfi
2416:archbishop
2338:Sangiovese
2298:prosciutto
2280:blacksmith
2171:polychrome
1981:Barbarossa
1952:peripteral
1950:"Toro", a
1867:concentric
1843:polychrome
1754:Christians
1750:necropolis
1648:lapidarium
1533:Church of
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1484:Church of
1478:Church of
1398:presbytery
1391:St. Joseph
1326:Corinthian
1310:Romanesque
1279:Paschal II
1263:Arechis II
1169:After the
1152:Castelfoce
1072:until the
1070:gastaldate
906:municipium
896:civil wars
892:Social War
886:at nearby
854:their wars
834:Pelasgians
760:Prehistory
719:subsidence
675:right bank
371:Population
317:Government
42:Neapolitan
3673:Bisceglie
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2018:Languages
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699:limestone
669:Territory
656:Geography
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3668:Barletta
3589:Archived
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3534:(1911),
3304:citation
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3158:citation
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2991:16 March
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2839:Brindisi
2766:Industry
2666:Nativity
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2284:tinsmith
2181:medieval
2155:aqueduct
2131:amphorae
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590:Canusium
550:Canusium
546:Adriatic
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3508:Sources
3331:(1911a)
3066:(1911b)
2925:, Italy
2912:, Italy
2898:Croatia
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2819:Bologna
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2807:Bologna
2760:baskets
2745:Arugula
2737:turnips
2733:peaches
2725:almonds
2682:Economy
2664:Living
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2475:Lourdes
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2091:Museums
2054:Culture
2048:lexical
2028:Romance
2004:mosaics
1948:Jupiter
1887:narthex
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1839:Italica
1827:Minerva
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931:Satires
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877:consuls
873:victory
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542:Gargano
512:in the
468:Website
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291:Founded
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3663:Andria
3647:Comuni
3642:Apulia
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3136:(1878)
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2930:Sports
2882:Poland
2878:Grójec
2831:Trajan
2815:Naples
2757:wicker
2705:Murgia
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2452:Events
2375:People
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3459:ISBN
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