Falconara Marittima

Falconara Marittima is an Italian town of 26,040 populations within the province of Ancona. The territory of Falconara Marittima has been inhabited seeing that prehistoric instances guns and utensils from the Neolithic had been in reality located in the Barcaglione area, while different fictile tales, spearheads, stone axes and processed bone objects had been frequently determined inside the lands of Falconara Alta and Castelferretti. In the 70s a hint of a Piceno village was determined in Falconara Alta.

In Tesoro, there is a Roman cistern, perhaps part of an aqueduct that served a close by villa of the 1st century AD. 200 meters from the coast, in front of Palombina Vecchia, a Roman ship destroy changed into located in 1970, part of that's now preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Ancona. The beginning of Falconara is however linked to the construction in the middle Ages of a few castles this is of fortified inhabited villages, the ones of Falconara and Castelferretti and of the fortresses of Barcaglione and Rocca Priora. A file of 1252, the Magno Privilege issued by Pope Innocent IV to the monks of the convent of San Giovanni in peneclaria in Ancona, appoints a fundus falconarae which might be the place of Falconara Alta.