Iguvium
Iguvium was an ancient Italic city located in Umbria, Italy. Situated in the Apennine Mountains, it was a significant settlement of the Umbrian people before Romanization. The city's strategic position made it important for trade and defense within the region.
The most famous archaeological discovery at Iguvium is the Iguvine Tablets, a set of bronze tables inscribed
Under Roman rule, Iguvium became a municipium and retained its importance. The Romans constructed public buildings,
The ancient site, now known as Gubbio, preserves much of Iguvium's historical legacy. The modern town is