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Arvernie tribe before developing in the Gallo-Roman era
under the name of
Augustonemetum in the 1st
century BC. The
forum of the
Roman city was
located on the...
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north to south. Its façade
looked east
towards the
Limagne plain where Augustonemetum was located, and
weather permitting, it
could be seen from the city...
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centered plan, the
exact nature of this pole
located 1.5 km
southwest of
Augustonemetum/Clermont-Ferrand is not known, and the
hypothesis of a
secondary agglomeration...
- period.
Under emperor Augustus,
their capital was
moved from
Gergovia to
Augustonemetum (present-day Clermont-Ferrand).
Following Alemannic invasions of the...
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captured Vercingetorix and took him to Rome,
where he was imprisoned.
Augustonemetum (as
Clermont was known) was developed,
probably by
displacing a settlement...
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Roman villa. It was
built 2.5 km from the
center of the
ancient city of
Augustonemetum/Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Discovered in 2009
during a
preventive archaeology...
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stronghold for decades. In AD 10–20, the
local capital was
moved to
Augustonemetum, and Gergovia's
importance declined.
Emperor Napoleon III was a patron...
- (Serbian),
Tseshin – Цешин (Russian*, Ukrainian*) Clermont-Ferrand
Augustonemetum (Latin*),
Clarmont (Occitan*),
Clermonte (Spanish*),
Klermon Feran –...
- in
Aquitaine Gaul,
approximately ten
kilometers from its capital,
Augustonemetum/Clermont-Ferrand. The site of the col
itself was
occupied as
early as...
- town") was
dedicated to the
Roman emperor, like
Augustodunum (Autun),
Augustonemetum (Clermont-Ferrand) or
Augustodurum (Bayeux), etc. The
phonetic evolution...
