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62: 2098: 478:, porous, and excessively cracked and faulted. All but the heaviest rainfalls sink into the rock only to appear as a large volume of spring and groundwater at the foot of the mountains. Transport of sediment was minimal. In one estimate, 20 m/s (710 cu ft/s) flow from springs over a distance of 20 km (12 mi). In another estimate, 80% of the rain falling on the Monti Lepini is absorbed, with a single spring at Ninfa exuding 2,000 L/s (71 cu ft/s). These facts explain why the main fill of the lagoon is peat, silt, and clay, and not thicker-grained alluvial deposits, and why it took so long. 1174:"On these little farms of the Pontine marshes Mussolini built hundreds of ... stone farmhouses ... Now and then I saw a farmer plowing while German shells landed right in his field. We tried to evacuate people ... But some of them simply refused to leave their homes. Sometimes the Germans would pick out one of the farmhouses, figuring we had a command post in it, I suppose, and blow it to smithereens. Then, and only then, did some Italian families move out ... on any side road we couldn't drive five minutes without seeing the skeleton of a cow or a horse." 1071:. The project reached a peak in 1933 with 124,000 men employed. The previous agrarian population was moved out under protest in the name of progress. Workers were interned in camps surrounded by barbed wire. The camps were overcrowded, wages were low, hours were long, food was bad, sanitation was poor, healthcare was missing, and medical attention was lacking. Workers could quit, however, and turnover was high. In 1935, at the completion of the phase, they were all dismissed without notice. Many were infected with malaria. 1163:, which thrives in salty environments. The water would also destroy agriculture, removing essential supplies of food and fresh water from the vicinity, an act that had minimal military effect but devastated the population. Although it is true that the bog impeded movement of heavy equipment, the Germans did not flood the marsh for that reason; the equipment under heavy shelling from some of the largest artillery pieces the Germans had was going nowhere, anyway. The flooding was an act of 27: 50: 2042: 42: 1055:, reclaiming land and creating 45 new homesteads with great success, after which Mussolini climbed aboard. At his request to the Director-general of the Department of Health, Alessandro Messea submitted a plan for the Pontine Marshes. In 1928, Mussolini brought it before parliament; it became "Mussolini's Law", and began to be implemented in 1929. In 1939, at the incorporation ceremony of the last new city, 782:"During the expedition he intended ... to receive the Tiber immediately below the city in a deep cut, and giving it a bend toward Circaeum to make it enter the sea by Tarracina, ...besides this he designed to draw off the water from the marshes about Pomentium and Settia, and to make them solid ground, which would employ many thousands of men in the cultivation ..." 1196:

region. The Battle of the Swamps, however, is never quite over; without constant vigilance, dredging the canals, repairing and updating the pumps, and so on, the enemy would soon return. The specter of distant problems remains: the prospect of chemical pollution of the environment, DDT-resistant mosquitoes, and medicine-resistant strains of malaria.

686:, "which thus became a fortified point for the defense of the Pontine region." In 433 BC, Rome was struck by an epidemic and again sent buyers to the Pontine, this time successfully. Apparently, at least some of the marsh was under cultivation, which the high density of Roman settlements along the two northern roads might lead one to expect. 999:, delayed starting the task. Donat, whose lobbying had operated on his own funds, exhausted his wife's fortune of 75,000 gold marks by 1903. Unsuccessful, he returned to Germany. The Pontine Syndicate was dissolved on September 4, 1914. With it, a premature but bold attempt at a transnational investment to gain more land ended. 538:

itinerant fowlers and fishers, but further, any evidence of human activity there would be deep in the underlying peat. In the fringes, however, most anciently at the north edge of the lagoon and in the coastal fringe, in both the Fogliano and Borgo Grappa land systems, evidence of hunting-gathering dates from the Middle

825:, proposed to finish the project but was opposed by the Duke of Sermoneta over the fishing rights. In 1514, he decided to drain the region around Terracina instead, assigning the task to his brother Giuliano de Medici, commander of the papal army. The Medicis would retain all reclaimed land. In 1515, Giuliano hired 1122:

On September 8, 1943, Italy changed sides in World War II, the king having already issued an order for Mussolini's arrest. Rescued by the Germans, he became the head of the Republic of Salò, a puppet regime over northern Italy. The defense of Italy and the suppression of its insurgent population were

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The government placed about 2,000 families (most from northern Italy) in standardised but carefully varied two-storey country houses of blue stucco with tiled roofs. Each settler family was assigned a farmhouse, an oven, a plough and other agricultural tools, a stable, some cows, and several hectares

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The Tyrrhenian II transgression of ocean water into the lagoon left the Minturno level and complex, a dune barrier of about 13 m (43 ft), dated 125–100 thousand years BP. Behind the beach, deep peat and clay deposits alternating with alluvial sediments evidence the lagoon. It was deepest at

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cleared the scrub forest, constructed a total of 16,500 km (10,300 mi) of checkerboard canals and trenches, dredged rivers, diked their banks, filled depressions, and constructed pumping stations to change the elevation in the canals where necessary. The final channel, the Mussolini Canal,

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section; the Latina Plain, the main part of the fields; and the Monti Lepini, the flank of the mountains. The center of the marsh, earlier the lagoon, although currently urban, does not provide any ancient evidence of habitation. The land (or the lake) was undoubtedly uninhabited except possibly for

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In 1928, the population of the marshes was 1,637. They were people who lived in shanties across the fields, herded, practiced agriculture, and were in poor health most of the time. The Italian Red Cross related that, during the malaria season, 80% of those having spent one night in the marsh became

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of the marshes could prevent emigration of 200,000 Italians. Around 1900, one could count fewer than 1,000 inhabitants for a coastal region larger than 700 km. By a law passed in 1899, the proprietors were bound to arrange for the safe outlet of the water from the mountains, keep the existing

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of 494 BC, a strike by the common people for political rights, a famine occurred at Rome due to decreased economic activity. Grain buyers were sent to "the people of the Pontine marshes" and elsewhere to acquire new supplies, but were met with refusal. The Volsci attempted to exploit this momentary

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The road proved difficult to keep above water. Under Augustus, a compromise was reached with the construction of a parallel canal. The part of the marsh above sea level was successfully drained by channels, and new agricultural land of legendary fertility came into being. Whenever the channels were

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The Tyrrhenian III transgression left the Borgo Ermada Complex and Level, about 90 thousand years BP. It consisted of elongated sand ridges parallel to the shore, 8 to 15 m (26 to 49 ft) high. During the regression phase, fluvial incisions indicate by then at very latest, the lagoon was

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Today, a duct system runs through the dried-out area. Wheat, fruit, and wine grapes are cultivated in the Pontine region. The "Agro Pontino" is a flowering landscape with modern cities with both prewar and postwar architecture. By 2000, about 520,000 inhabitants lived in this formerly deserted

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left the marsh in the state of devastation; nearly everything Mussolini had accomplished was reversed. The cities were in ruins, the houses blown up, the marshes full of brackish water, the channels filled in, the plain depopulated, the mosquitos flourishing, and malaria on the rise. The major

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on his property. In 1902, large German newspapers, as well as foreign papers, carried long articles about the project. They often carried a sense of national pride about the development project. Donat argued above all for the extermination of malaria in the countryside surrounding the capital.

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The marsh was an extensive alluvial plain at about sea level (some above, some below) created by the failure of the streams draining the mountains to find clearly defined outlets to the sea through the barrier dunes. Above sea level, it was a forested swamp; below, it was mud flats and pools.

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about 11700 years BP, was a single ridge behind which clay, peat, and peaty clay were being deposited at sea level. No land was yet above it. The region was a shallow lagoon interspersed with marshland. Fluvial incisions in the beach let out the excess water, which was brackish and contained

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is notable for what it does not say, which is the names and locations of the cities. Many more than 24 Roman settlements were built in the marsh, but it is not possible to find 24 of the size of Terracina or Antium without counting Latium Vetus or the coastal lands south of Terracina.

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with outlets through the Canale Giuliano and Canale Portatore. Giuliano died in 1516, and the city of Tarracina combined with Sermoneta and Sezze to halt work, over the issue of property rights. The people of the marsh were not going to allow the Medicis to take their land.

901:, Act V: "A marsh extends along the mountain-chain, That poisons what so far I’ve been achieving; Were I that noisome pool to drain, 'Twould be the highest, last achieving. Thus space to many millions I will give. Where, though not safe, yet free and active they may live." 301:, a Roman military road constructed in 312 BC, crosses the inland side of the former marsh in a long, straight stretch flanked by trees. Before then, travelers had to use the Via Latina along the flanks of the mountains; Terracina could not be reached across the marsh. 986:

Donat's plan failed. This time it was not the technical inadequacy as with the predecessors, but political deliberations that stood in the way of the project. The liberal government hesitated and gave the North preference, where large marshes in the valley of the

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structures for water control survived, and in a few years, the Agro Pontino was restored. In 1947, the province of Littoria, created by Mussolini, was renamed to Latina. The last of the malaria was conquered in the 1950s, with the aid of

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In 1898, Fedor von Donat resigned from his position as battalion commander and moved to Rome with his family. There, he lobbied the government for his project, as well as four large landowners, connections in financial circles, and the

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and other medicines were in short supply or withheld by the Germans, the food was bad, a shortage of metal prevented repair of the screens, and veterans returning from the Balkans brought back resistant strains of the disease.

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were set aside for the project. (With one mark being five grams of pure silver, the amount is equivalent to $ 17.5M in 1900 US dollars.) One of the conditions was that the Italians would have to match the funds on the project.

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first touches the sea ... Near Tarracina, as you go toward Rome, there is a canal that runs alongside the Appian Way, and is fed at numerous places by waters from the marshes and the rivers ... The boat is towed by a

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material comes from Campoverde at the north edge of the Pontino Agro. It is dated by typology, as none has been found in context. The assemblage of amateur collections of surface artifacts "shares affinities with various

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weakness by raising an army of invasion but were struck down by an epidemic, of what sort, or whether historians can conclude to be malaria, remains unsaid. The Romans, buying grain in Sicily, reinforced their colony at

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today, looking northward at the promontory: the former marsh to the right of it stretches over the horizon. In the lower right corner, the Volscian Mountains descend to the edge of the narrow strip on which Terracina is

501:. The modern rivers incised the marsh: the Ufente, the Sisto, and the Amaseno, which had shifting rather than stable tributaries. The marsh drains to the southeast, with channels parallel to the coast, exiting between 397:. Underneath the marsh is such a valley, while the steeply-sided Volscian Mountains and the floor under the outer dunes are the corresponding horsts. The graben was formed over a period approximated by the end of the 596:, and others. Also from Campoverde come animal bones excavated unscientifically from a trench during construction and one human tooth. The latter is too large to be of modern humans and has been assigned the genus 513:

began in the sixth century BC. The marsh rapidly acquired the alluvial deposits of the Amaseno Fan over the peat, bringing much of it above water. No buried soils indicate any cultivation of dry land in the marsh.

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The Agro Pontino geologically is one of four geomorphic divisions of a somewhat larger area, the Pontine Region, also comprising the Monti Albani, the Volscian Mountains and Monte Circeo; in short, all of Roman

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dating to about 65 thousand years BP. On May 8, 2021, 9 Neanderthal skeletons were discovered in the same cave by a team of archaeologists. The team concluded that the Neanderthals were killed by a pack of

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about 2.588 million years ago. The natural outcome of this graben topography was the creation of outer barrier islands and a lagoon that gradually filled with runoff sediment transported from the mountains.

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in Berlin. Rathenau saw market potential for electric investments, so he and some industrialists in Berlin, as well as private financiers, created the "Pontine Syndicate Ltd" in 1900. Seventy million

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The allies and the Germans equally, therefore, found themselves fighting in a mosquito-infested bog. The new homes were being used as refuges for infantry and cover for tanks. Ernie Pyle relates:

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attempted to solve the now-longstanding water dispute between Sermoneta and Sezze by digging another canal to connect and control the rivers of those regions, but the project ended when he died.

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purposes, and was often photographed between workers, shirtless with a shovel in his hand, or threshing wheat at harvest time; these occasions were regularly filmed by the

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Archaeological land evaluation: a reconstruction of the suitability of ancient landscapes for various land uses in Italy focused on the first millennium BC (Dissertation)

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Archaeological land evaluation: a reconstruction of the suitability of ancient landscapes for various land uses in Italy focused on the first millennium BC (Dissertation)

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Starting in 1922, the Italian government's Department of Health, working with the Opera Nazionale Combattenti, developed a new initiative to combat malaria called the

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Sparsely inhabited throughout much of their history, the Pontine Marshes were the subject of extensive land reclamation work performed periodically. The tribe of the

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The rift valley remained a depression in the Tyrrhenian Sea for about two million years and then in the Tuscolano-Artemisio phase, dated 600–360 thousand years

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and was opposed by former Italian colleagues of the Germans in malariology, but someone on Kesselring's staff—unknown to this day—issued the order.

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At around 22 thousand years BP, the volcanic complex became active for the last time, erupting in hydromagmatic explosions that created the beds of

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The Germans stopped the pumps and opened the dikes, refilling the marsh with brackish water. They were being advised by the German malariologists

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Linoli, Anatolio (2005), "Twenty-six Centuries of Reclamation & Agricultural Improvement on the Pontine Marshes", in Ohleg, Christof (ed.),

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Malaria prevented the expansion of Rome to the south, the settling of which could provide a new province for Italy without a colonial war. The

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The ambitious Sixtus V also made unsuccessful attempts at reclamation of the area and died of malaria after a visit to the Pontine Marshes.

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also needed to be reclaimed. Violent resistance by the four large property owners in the Pontine Marshes was the reaction to the necessary

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was made prime minister by the king. In 1926, the Department of Health undertook a pilot project of the new strategy in the delta of the

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It was a veteran's organization, founded in 1917 and reformulated in 1923 and 1926. One of its functions was to find land for veterans.

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An accessible and positive contemporary description is E. J. Russell, "Agricultural Colonization in the Pontine Marshes and Libya",

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began with minor draining projects in the vicinity of Tarracina in connection with their occupation of it in the pre-Roman period.

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National Park of Circeo, on the coast of the Pontine Fields: the view is an aerial photograph. Visible in the foreground is

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and leasing to the German syndicate of a large part of their marsh country. The cofinancer, the Banca Commerciale in

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is another stretch of former coastal marsh called the South Pontino, the largest section being between Terracina and

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Region of central Italy, extending along the coast southeast of Rome about 45 km (28 mi) from just east of

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Stewart-Steinberg, Suzanne (May 2016). "Grounds for reclamation: fascism and postfascism in the Pontine Marshes".

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LaRosa, M.; Mazza, P.; Rustioni, M. (2001), "The elephant remains from the Agro Pontino, Latina, Central Italy",

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of land, depending on local soil fertility and the size of the family. Mussolini used the 10-year operation for

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patented the project under the number 17,120. He expected to dry out the marshes within a five-year time span.

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lies a great marsh, formed by two rivers; the larger one is called the Aufidus (Ufente). It is here that the

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F. Caprotti, "Mussolini's Cities: Internal Colonialism in Italy, 1930–1939", Cambria Press, New Jersey 2007.

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had ambitious plans for the marsh, which if realized or realizable would have diverted the Tiber through

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Major von Donat published his idea in Rome and Berlin, and succeeded in gaining the attention of

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had not buried the region. The answer is in the composition of the Volscian Mountains, which are

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This article is about a reclaimed agricultural area in Italy. For other uses of Pontine, see

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salt-water mollusks, leading to the question of where the excess water came from and why

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canals open, and reclaim the district exposed to inundation, for a period of 24 years.

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totally enclosed. After it drained, aeolian (wind-driven) sand covered the notches.

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Otto Julius Bierbaum, "Eine empfindsame Reise mit dem Automobil", Berlin 1903:194

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industries of Latium. Chronologically referred to the second half of the Middle

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in an effort to outflank the Germans. Malaria had returned to the Agro Pontino:

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all attempted to solve the problem. Pius VI reconstructed the road. In 1561,

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The most recent beach, the Terracina Complex and Level, which began the

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not maintained, the swamp reappeared. Meanwhile, frequent epidemics of

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formed in the caldera. Approximately contemporaneously, in the Middle

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that the return of the salt water would encourage the return of

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at Rome and elsewhere kept the reclamation issue alive. Under

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created by draining and filling, separated from the sea by

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for inclusion in nationally shown propaganda newsreels.

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The former marsh is a low tract of mainly agricultural

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Monte Val de' Varri – Monte Faito – Monte San Nicola

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Lake Fogliano, a coastal lagoon in the Pontine Plain

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Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. 1700:Caprotti, Federico; Kaïka, Maria (2008). 751:'s statement on the topic of the marshes: 1929:Graf von Hutten-Czapski, Bogdan (1936). 1761: 1483: 354:, became the capital of a new province, 60: 48: 40: 25: 1859: 1782: 1687: 1675: 1663: 1648: 1636: 1347: 1332: 1225: 1034:, took measures against the mosquitos ( 868:, but the project also came to naught. 829:to design the project. It provided the 2910: 1838: 1824: 1615: 1603: 1433: 1421: 1356: 1341: 2656: 2012: 1308: 1086:The new towns of Littoria (1932, now 1067:empties into the Tyrrhenian Sea near 1059:, the project was declared complete. 1011: 175: 2528:Parco regionale urbano Monte Orlando 1794: 909:Near the end of the 19th century, a 1864:. New Haven: Yale University Press. 860:, who had gained a reputation as a 13: 2403:Cima del Redentore (monti Aurunci) 2096: 1981:Berger, Alan; Brown, Case (2008). 1117: 371:. The marsh itself was located in 14: 2934: 1974: 1931:60 Jahre Politik und Gesellschaft 1131:, they successfully defended the 885:Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein 16:Former marshland near Rome, Italy 2040: 1412:Van Joolen 2003 Chapter 3 p. 64. 1403:Van Joolen 2003 Chapter 3 p. 79. 1391:Van Joolen Chapter 3 2003 p. 65. 1382:Van Joolen Chapter 1 2003 p. 11. 1373:Van Joolen Chapter 1 2003 p. 10. 234:and the Volscian Mountains (the 129: 83: 1817: 1788: 1752: 1735: 1709:Social & Cultural Geography 1693: 1681: 1669: 1642: 1630: 1621: 1609: 1597: 1585: 1573: 1561: 1549: 1537: 1525: 1500: 1477: 1439: 1427: 1415: 1406: 1231: 1214: 1205: 1178: 1002: 904: 874: 795:had a canal dug to connect the 1514:. Associated Press. 2021-05-08 1385: 1376: 1320: 1297: 786: 713:extends south of Tarracina to 656: 545: 517: 405: 31:Hunting in the Pontine Marshes 1: 1291: 853:employed the services of the 385:The underlying landform is a 7: 2612:List of presidents of Lazio 1269: 460: 380: 10: 2939: 1899:Van Joolen, Ester (2003). 1869:Van Joolen, Ester (2003). 1447:"Neanderthal Man in Italy" 887:. He reports in his book, 811:. Before he died in 1447, 651: 361: 18: 2700: 2641: 2620: 2597: 2551: 2250: 2154: 2107: 2094: 2053: 1933:. Berlin: E. S. Mittler. 1871:"Chapter 1, Introduction" 1860:Snowden, Frank M (2006). 1721:10.1080/14649360802292447 1484:Sallares, Robert (2002). 936:, the general manager of 635:was found in a grotto on 588:, side scrapers, borers, 316:. It was part of ancient 177:[ˈaːɡroponˈtiːno] 1966:10.1215/10407391-3522769 1743:The Geographical Journal 1199: 961:type, revolved by three 682:and planted a colony at 671:reported that after the 21:Pontine (disambiguation) 1304:History of Rome, 6.5.2. 1062:Beginning in 1930, the 1040:), such as screens and 242:in the center, and the 2101: 1828:The World of Elephants 1176: 881:Johann Wolfgang Goethe 879:On February 17, 1787, 784: 761: 707: 602:. The animals include 206: 200: 191: 182: 172: 74: 58: 46: 38: 2830:Santi Cosma e Damiano 2815:Roccasecca dei Volsci 2217:Lago di Posta Fibreno 2100: 1988:. Columbia University 1958:Duke University Press 1172: 1161:Anopheles labranchiae 1037:Anopheles labranchiae 915:Fedor Maria von Donat 780: 753: 694: 609:Mammuthus primigenius 457:, both crater lakes. 322:and still belongs to 286:in the Monti Lepini. 64: 52: 44: 29: 2633:Marino Wine Festival 2448:Monte Lauro in Gaeta 2055:Provinces and places 1795:Pyle, Ernie (2001). 1127:. After the loss of 665:describe the marsh. 73:, "coastal lagoons". 2890: / 2473:Maschio delle Faete 2373:Maschio dell'Ariano 2258:Seven hills of Rome 2192:Lago di Giulianello 1749:.4 (1939: 273-289). 969:. He invited Roman 925:plants. The German 923:hydroelectric power 745:on the Via Latina. 641:Alberto Carlo Blanc 625:Capreolus capreolus 566:and 5–6 cm (2– 312:, as far inland as 246:in the south) from 33:, oil on canvas by 2923:Landforms of Lazio 2725:Cisterna di Latina 2694:Province of Latina 2607:Elections in Lazio 2378:Maschio di Lariano 2102: 1580:Historia Naturalis 1286:Province of Latina 1281:Geography of Italy 1276:Cisterna di Latina 1222:Giuseppe Tassinari 1165:biological warfare 1064:bonifica idraulica 1024:bonifica idraulica 1020:bonifica integrale 1013:Bonifica integrale 862:hydraulic engineer 709:In Strabo's view, 556:Lower Palaeolithic 326:. 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