Appian Way and Pagus Sarclanus in Mondragone

In 2000, during works on the Incaldana provincial road in Mondragone, a stretch of the Appian Way came to light. Later, in the Starza area near the cemetery, other Roman remains emerged, probably belonging to the Pagus Sarclanus, a small rural village: walls of houses with rooms, some still paved, rise from the ground.A short distance away another segment of the Regina Viarum was discovered, about twenty metres long and over four metres wide, lying about one and a half metres below the present road and almost parallel to it. We like to think of the travellers who walked this road. We recommend combining the visit with the site of Sinuessa.