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Mount Saraceno is a mountain on the Adriatic sea within the territory of Mattinata in Apulia, Italy. It is an important site with a necropolis of at least 400 graves dug in the rocks by Daunians in the 9th century BC.[1]

Graves of civilization of Dauni, Monte Saraceno.
Mattinata, Panorama.

References

  1. ^ Stefano Ardito (2004). Parchi d'Italia: il sistema delle aree protette. Carsa. p. 145.