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Cava d’Ispica

cave, Modica, Italy
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  • Modica: church of San Giorgio
    Modica

    Nearby is the famous Cava d’Ispica, with thousands of natural grottoes, which were used for habitation and as tombs from before the 14th century bc. Agriculture is presently important in Modica, and there is manufacturing of foodstuffs and traditional crafts. Pop. (2006 est.) mun., 53,587.

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    Nearby is the famous Cava d’Ispica, with thousands of natural grottoes, which were used for habitation and as tombs from before the 14th century bc. Agriculture is presently important in Modica, and there is manufacturing of foodstuffs and traditional crafts. Pop. (2006 est.) mun., 53,587.

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