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Faliscan and Capenate allies, moved to the permanent and systematic conquest and occupation of the territory of the defeated: the Tiberina was readapted to the new Roman needs, also modifying the ancient layout that in fact, it took the path it has maintained until the modern era. The Roman
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And this function of connection between the area of the western side of the lower Tiber valley and Rome remained unchanged for the following centuries, thus representing the
Tiberina one of the main roads for all the centers of the area up to the modern age.
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era, its use is testified since prehistoric times, as a set of sheep tracks that connected the archaic centers located along the river, thus playing the role of a way of great communication, similarly to what happened on the other side with the
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Tiberina, which owes its name to its path that follows that of the Tiber river, is one of the oldest roads in the area north of Rome: although there are references to it only in documents from the
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of the territory in favor of direct connections between the centers of greater importance, as evidenced for example by the straight section between the locality of
Scorano and the current city of
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Tiberina there are many and very significant archaeological sites, such as the sanctuary of Lucus Feroniae and a lot of
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Cristina (1996). "Relazioni su scavi, trovamenti, restauri - Via Tiberina".
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stands out in Fiano Romano, which testify how it connected important centers of primary importance for the history of the area.
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Later, with the construction of the Flaminia, the route of the two roads was common from
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