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The Verige Roman Villa is a villa rustica located in the bay of Verige off the coast of Istria, within the Brijuni National Park in Croatia. The construction of the villa began in the 1st century BC, reaching its heyday in the 1st century CE. Owned by the senatorial Laecanii family, the villa consisted of several buildings of residential and economic character situated in different parts of the bay.
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