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==Prehistory== | ==Prehistory== | ||
{{Main|History of the Ancient Latinic civilization}} | {{Main|History of the Ancient Latinic civilization}} | ||
The origins of Caphiria trace back to a geographic region called [[Latium]] that encompasses the southern part of Levantia and the northern part of Sarpedon. The region of Latium played a pivotal role in the development of a number of diverse cultural groups and civilizations. The lands of Caphiria were first colonized in a stable manner during the Upper Paleolithic and the Mesolithic by people migrating out of the Latium area and across the Urlazian Sea. These settlements, usually of small dimensions, were generally built on hills and circumscribed with fortifications. The economy of these settlements was mostly based on agro-pastoral activities metallurgy and trades. After a period of considerable uniformity from north to south, the settlements began to show a process of regionalization. | |||
==Ancient history== | ==Ancient history== | ||