Maranello

Maranello is an Italian town of 17,693 populations in the province of Modena in Emilia Romagna, placed south of the capital. Since 1943 it's been the headquarters of the Ferrari factory, the celebrated automobile manufacturer based with the aid of Enzo Ferrari from Modena. In 2009, with a decree dated December 16th, the President of the Republic Giorgio Napolitano conferred the name of city on the town of Maranello. Archaeological reveals record the lifestyles of Maranello as a minimum from the Bronze Age 1800 to 1000 BC however several finds have additionally been observed from very in advance periods, along with the stays of the Terramare di Gorzano or the necropolis of the Cumarola dating returned to the Eneolithic III millennium BC.

There had been also settlements of Ligurian populations, which the Roman legions that had been regularly conquering Italy subjected between 189 and 179 BC. The affirmation of the Roman presence is observed in one of the essential roads that go the use of the Via Claudia it was an ancient route, possibly from the Etruscan technology, alternative to a stretch of the Via Emilia that changed into placed by means of the consul Claudio, who tied the his name.