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Lake Vadimo Lake Vadimo (Lat. ''Lacus Vadimo'') is a partially dry lake〔Cf. ''(The True Story of Lake Vadimo )'' - also called Lake Vadimone, or in Italian: ''Lago Vadimone''.〕 near the ancient Etruscan town of Orte〔The area was inhabited from the 6th century BC and called *Hurta: cf. Chiesa, ''(Tarquinia: archeologia e prosopografia tra ellenismo e romanizzazione )'', 2006, p.267. — as testified by the findings in a necropolis nearby, now preserved in the Vatican Museums.〕 The lake was theatre of a battle between Etruscans and Romans (310 and 283 BC), in both of which the Romans were victorious. The Roman domination made the area a municipality of ''Horta'' (also ''Hortanum'').〔John Murray, ''(A dictionary of Greek and Roman geography, Volume 1 )'', 1873, p.1091〕 According to Pliny the Elder, there were floating islands on the lake. ==Notes==
it:Battaglia del lago Vadimone (310 a.C.)#309 a.C.
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