Fanum de Pupillin
Pupillin, France
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In the Jura region of France, the Fanum de Pupillin stands as an archaeological remnant of Romano-Celtic religious practice. This small temple, built in the architectural idiom of Roman occupation, reflects the syncretic religious landscape of ancient Gaul, where Roman and Celtic traditions merged. Now an archaeological site protected as a registered historical monument, it offers material evidence of how conquered peoples adapted to Roman cultural and spiritual frameworks during antiquity.
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- Type
- archaeological site, Romano-Celtic temple
- Heritage
- monument historique inscrit
- Place
- Pupillin, France
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