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[[Latinic people|Latin]] settlers from the [[Adonerii]] arrived relatively late in terms of Vallosi settlement, with the first Latin colonies appearing in modern [[Porta Bianca]] in roughly 650 BC. Unlike mainland [[Sarpedon]] and [[Levantia]], Vallos was remote from [[Urlazio]] and required the development of fully fledged cities in modern [[Cartadania]] before regular colonial travel as far west as Vallos was economically and logistically feasible. Nonetheless, the arrival of the Latins heralded the first wave of "true cities", highly organized hierarchical urban areas. The relatively fertile ground of Vallos was an attractive colonial site for the next several centuries, with refugees fleeing political upheavel in Urlazio forming a major wave of settlement in ca 500 BC. At this time, the Latin colonies remained far more urbanized than either the Tainean or Polynesians, allowing smaller but stronger polities to form around an urbanized core on the east coast. By 100 BC, further waves of Latin colonists began to slow, but Latins were firmly established on the eastern part of Vallos facing both the [[Tainean Sea]] and [[Kindreds Sea]].