Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture

Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages is part of the Tentative list of Italy in order to qualify for inclusion in the World Heritage List.

The Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages comprises five sites in the Region of Calabria. They represent Greek-Byzantine culture in the western Mediterranean, during a "Second Phase of Hellenization" between the 8th and 11th centuries.

Map of Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture

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Site Info

Full Name: Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages
Country: Italy
Added: 2023
Type: Cultural
Categories: Archaeological site - Byzantine
Link: By ID

Site History

2023 Added to Tentative List

Site Links

Unesco Website: Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages

Locations

The site has 5 locations

Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages : City of Gerace (T)

Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages : Baptistery of Santa Severina (T)

Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages : Oratorium of San Marco a Rossano (T)

Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages : Catholic of Stilo (T)

Evidence of Italo-Greek Culture between the Early and Late Middle Ages : Orthodox Monastery of S. Giovanni Theristìs in Bivongi (T)

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