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| archaeological site, Roman Empire, Medieval / Middle Ages
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Nord-Pas-de-Calais /
Therouanne /
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/ Therouanne
archaeological site, Roman Empire, Medieval / Middle Ages
An archaeological site indicating the location of ancient and medieval Thérouanne. In the Roman period Tervanna was the capital of the Gallic tribe called Morini. In the Middle Ages, the town was the seat of a bishop. Thérouanne was razed to the ground in 1553 by order of Emperor Karl V. The name of the town was inherited by a small settlement that was located outside the town's walls.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thérouanne
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 50°38'34"N 2°15'11"E
- Site of roman city of Rutupiae 98 km
- Gosbecks Iron Age Settlement 168 km
- The Lost Town Of Ancient Dunwich 188 km
- Roman Town 219 km
- Lower Palaeolithic site Elveden 225 km
- Archaeological Park Xanten 314 km
- Roman Camp 573 km
- Danevirke earthworks 645 km
- Hovedvolden 647 km
- Hovedvolden 649 km
- Centre hospitalier de la Région de Saint-Omer 6.6 km
- The Dome (La Coupole d'Helfaut-Wizernes) 7 km
- Château de la Morande 7.5 km
- Liettres 8.1 km
- Longuenesse prison 9 km
- cemetery 10 km
- Château de Bambecq 11 km
- Renescure WW2 V1 storage site remians 14 km
- Isbergues 15 km
- Auchel 21 km