Trebbia topographic map
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Trebbia
Judging from the archaeological evidence, the Trebbia valley has been continuously occupied since the end of the Acheulian in the Paleolithic, about 150000 years ago. In the Mesolithic various summer camps for high-altitude hunting were located in the valley. Neolithic cultures were at first diverse (4500 BC). Later in the Neolithic, at about 4000 BC, the Square-mouthed pottery culture began to prevail; at about 3000 BC, the Chassey-Lagozza culture of the Chalcolithic. The Bronze Age population resided in settlements located at positions with natural defenses. Etruscan elements began in the Iron Age, about the 5th century BC. Celtic artifacts immediately preceded the Roman presence.
About this map
Name: Trebbia topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Trebbia, Emilia-Romagna, Italy (44.50747 9.17173 45.07524 9.68662)
Average elevation: 571 m
Minimum elevation: 41 m
Maximum elevation: 1,786 m
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