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Roman
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Ligurian
and Apuan populations that once inhabited the Val di Magra fell
under the Roman domination in the course of the II century
b. C. In 180 b.C. a great number of locals were deported in the
Sannio area, but not much later the newly founded town of Luni (built
in 177 b.C.) was looted by rebellious local populations.
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As the
Roman dominion became more stable, a number of infrastructure works
reshaped the landscape: a new via Emilia Scauri, extension of the
via Aurelia (which passed though Pisa), allowed for efficient transportation
through the Lunigiana, in direction north towards the region called
Emilia. Roman remains are still visible in Filattiera di Sorano and
especially in and around Luni.
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