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G-011Torre Pozzuoli The Roman colony, established in 194 BC, took the name Puteoli whose roots are in the Latin puteus (well or cistern) and O scan fistulus (quarry).
G-012The Tower of Manfria was part of a formidable coastal defensive system built in the second half of the sixteenth century at the behest of the Sicilian Parliament following repeated attacks on coastal towns by Barbary pirates.
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G-009Sant'Alessio Castle, locally known as Castello di Sant'Alessio, lies next to the town of Sant'Alessio Siculo, in the Messina province on the island of Sicily in Italy. When the first fortification at this site was built is unknown. The cape on which the castle is built however is a very strategic point, controlling the road connecting Taormina with Messina below it and overlooking the Ionian Sea. It is most likely that there was a fortification here during the Arab rule of Sicily.
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G-004Falconara Castle, locally known as Castello di Falconara, lies east of the city of Licata, in the Caltanissetta province on the island of Sicily in Italy.In 1392 the site of Falconara and the County of Butera were granted to a Ugone di Santapau, by King Martin I of Sicily, as a reward for his support against opposing factions. Somewhere between 1392 and 1422 a square tower was built here, for coastal defense.
G-001La Torre Alba, o Torre di Cala Rossa, a Terrasini, in provincia di Palermo.
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