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Centuriation (in
Latin centuriatio or, more usually, limitatio), also
known as
Roman grid, was a
method of land
measurement used by the Romans. In many...
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allowed projecting right angles and
straight lines and thus
enabling the
centuriation (setting up of a
rectangular grid). It is the only
Roman surveying tool...
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height of
Ponte Vecchio. The
actual layout of the city and the
centuriation of its
territory dates back to the
second triumvirate, to be able to...
- of
Colonia Ulpia Traiana Augusta Dacica Sarmizegetusa and the
First Centuriation of Dacia". uni-heidelberg.de. p. 543.
Retrieved 27
August 2023. Marcu...
- Ferrara, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. The name
Cento is a
reference to the
centuriation of the Po Valley. Cento's
growth from its
origin as a
little fishing...
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there was a road that
represented one of the axes of the
Roman land
centuriation (This road was
later called "Via
delle mordure", and to this day it bears...
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valley to the east of the town is
remarkable for its
traces of
Roman centuriation.
Beyond the town proper, the comune's
chief monuments are the church...
- In
ancient Rome, the grid plan
method of land
measurement was
called centuriation. The grid plan
dates from
antiquity and
originated in
multiple cultures;...
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named la Tarantina,
whose direction was
still largely influenced by the
centuriation; this,
according to Lugli, was the path of the
Appian Way. This path...
- borough's
roads date from this era and lie in a grid
layout known as
centuriation. A Romano-British
farmstead once
stood in the
centre of the town, at...
