🏛️ Segora-Limonum
Roman settlement remains in the Vienne department
📌 Fast Facts
- Location: Near Saint-Léomer, Vienne, France (west-central)
- Period: Roman occupation, approximately 1st–3rd centuries CE
- Status: Archaeological site with limited visible surface remains
- Access: Open-air site; archaeological study ongoing
Segora-Limonum was a minor Roman settlement situated in the Vienne region of modern-day France, positioned at the intersection of local trade routes and agricultural lands. The site has yielded pottery fragments, coins, and structural evidence of domestic and commercial occupation during the early Imperial period. Its modest size and inland location suggest it functioned as a local market centre or waystation rather than a major administrative hub ...