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Early Medieval ciborium in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore at Sovana.

Early Medieval ciborium in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore at Sovana.

© Institute and Museum of the History of Science / Elena Fani

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Palazzo Pretorio, Sovana.

Cathedral of Sovana.

Seat of the Museo di Malacologia Terrestre of Sovana in a building from Romanesque times thought to be the birthplace of Pope Gregory VII.

Palazzo Pretorio, Sovana.

Portal of the Cathedral of Sovana.

Piazza del Pretorio, Sovana.

Early Medieval ciborium in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore at Sovana.

African giant snail, Terrestrial Malalocology Museum, Sorano.

Entrance to the Museum, Terrestrial Malalocology Museum, Sorano.

Cathedral of Sovana.

'Palazzo dell'Archivio, Sovana.

Entrance to the Museo di Malacologia Terrestre in Sovana.

Entrance to the Museo di Malacologia Terrestre inSovana.

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Last update 18/feb/2008

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Palazzo Pretorio, Sovana.

Cathedral of Sovana.

Seat of the Museo di Malacologia Terrestre of Sovana in a building from Romanesque times thought to be the birthplace of Pope Gregory VII.

Palazzo Pretorio, Sovana.

Portal of the Cathedral of Sovana.

Piazza del Pretorio, Sovana.

Early Medieval ciborium in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore at Sovana.

African giant snail, Terrestrial Malalocology Museum, Sorano.

Entrance to the Museum, Terrestrial Malalocology Museum, Sorano.

Cathedral of Sovana.

'Palazzo dell'Archivio, Sovana.

Entrance to the Museo di Malacologia Terrestre in Sovana.

Entrance to the Museo di Malacologia Terrestre inSovana.