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Mount Timpa

mountain, Romania
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  • Brașov county, Romania
    Brașov

    …citadel on the summit of Mount Timpa (3,150 feet [960 meters]) during the 13th century. The citadel was destroyed by the voĆÆvode (military governor) of Ioan Corvin in 1455, and the stones were later used to fortify Brașov city. Archaeological remains, found near Brașov city, date from the Neolithic, Bronze,…

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    …citadel on the summit of Mount Timpa (3,150 feet [960 meters]) during the 13th century. The citadel was destroyed by the voĆÆvode (military governor) of Ioan Corvin in 1455, and the stones were later used to fortify Brașov city. Archaeological remains, found near Brașov city, date from the Neolithic, Bronze,…

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