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	Glanum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glanum was a Roman city in Provence, southern France, on the flanks of the Alpilles range of mountains in today's Bouches-du-Rhone départment.
		Glanum was destroyed by the Alemans in 260 and was subsequently abandoned, its inhabitants moving a few miles north into the plain to found a city that later was named Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.
		Glanum was not excavated until 1921, but has since become one of the most important Roman excavations in France.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Glanum (603 words)

	Paganism in Provence - Vincent Bridges
		Glanum's authority throughout Liguria depended on its closeness with the shamanic priesthood at Les Baux and in the Valley of the Ancients at Cordes.
		Glanum also echoes this arrangement of sacred mountain, grottos and springs, and The Goddess of the Springs remains a vital element in the folk life of the region, although for the most part completely subsumed into a Christian framework.
		Glanum disappeared at the beginning of the fourth century, and, while Arles retained its importance into the late medieval era, the significance of the Mother of God, the Virgin Mary, faded into the background of folk tradition.
	www.jwmt.org /v1n6/provence.html (6162 words)

	Ted Marcus' Virtual Light Table: Les Baux and Glanum - Pictures and Travelogue
		Glanum was abandoned after the Germanic tribes invaded in around 300 CE.
		It was certainly impressive enough to have survived the fall of Rome, even as the rest of Glanum was buried until excavations began in 1921.
		The excavations at Glanum are mainly foundations, with a few reconstructed buildings and columns.
	www.tedsimages.com /text/lesbaux.htm (675 words)

	ALPILLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		This arch, being the entrance gate to Glanum is undoubtedly one of the oldest existing Roman gates.
		But the most incredible of this spot, one of the oldest in France, is the behaviour of unscrupulous tourist, whose way they utilise their cameras under the breath of eternity to get to into eternity by posing for eternity, huge families together, would be an interesting subject of a book.
		Glanum was already populated in the Greek period, where rich Romans settled down as retirement after a working life.
	www.jack-travel.com /Provence/Html/Glanum.htm (455 words)

	Insight: A Visit to Ancient Glanum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Since archaeological excavations began only in 1921, van Gogh was unaware of the then-buried central part of Glanum, but he would have been familiar with two monuments on the outskirts of the ancient city, an honorary arch and an imposing mausoleum, which have been continuously visible since their erection some two millennia ago.
		Glanum's arch and mausoleum survived the city's destruction and have been visible since antiquity.
		Glanum was largely abandoned after its destruction during Germanic invasions about A.D. 270, and was succeeded by a new town a few miles to the north, which became St.-Rémy.
	www.archaeology.org /9811/abstracts/insight.html (519 words)

	Livius Picture Archive: Glanum (St.Rémy-de-Provence)
		Glanum was a Roman town in southern Gaul, in the country of the Salluvii, situated along the Via Domitia, which connected Italy and Hispania.
		The picture shows a place named "Les antiques": the southern gate of Glanum (left) and the mausoleum of Glanum (right), which is one of the best-preserved monuments from the ancient world.
		Glanum was destroyed by Franks in 270 and never resettled.
	www.livius.org /a/france/remy/glanum.html (520 words)

	Glanum travel: Visit, Maps, Les Antiques, Glanum, History, France - Provence Beyond
		The triumphal arch was built during the early Roman empire, indicating the entry road to Glanum along the great way of the Alps (the main Italy road).
		Remains identified from the Gallo-Greek period include a council house, treasury, fountain, wells, and a house with alcoves and a painted bedroom Remains from the Gallo-Roman period include a large basilica, forum, Gemini temples, theater complex, monumental platform and a triumphal fountain.
		The Sanctuary Area is the farthest from the road, separated from the rest of Glanum by a fortified gateway built by the Greeks.
	www.beyond.fr /sites/glanum.html (576 words)

	Destination Provence Newsletter - March 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Glanum was established over two thousand years ago as a Celtic-Ligurian settlement.
		The fate of Glanum is sealed in 270 AD as it succumbs to the invading Germanic tribes.
		The Triumphal Arch of Glanum marks the route to the Alps, and is the most ancient Arch of Provence.
	www3.sympatico.ca /destinationprovence/newsletter/march_2001/march_2001.htm (421 words)

	Glanis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glanis was a Gaulish god associated with a healing spring at the town of Glanum in the Alpilles mountains of Provence in southern France.
		The town, where a shrine to Glanis was erected in the 4th century BC, was itself named after the god.
		The worship of Glanis ended with the rise of Christianity and the destruction of Glanum in 270 AD.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Glanis (127 words)

	Sights in Provence - St Remy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		There is a plane tree lined ring road circling the center of the old town which is a charming pedestrian area brought to life on Wednesday morning by its market day.
		Glanum was a 5th Century BC Celtic town which was then settled by the Greeks in the 2nd Century BC.
		Admission to the Ruins at Glanum is $9.00.
	www.travelswithfriends.com /Destination_St-Remy.htm (728 words)

	Vincent Bridges » Empire of the Sun: Ancient Mysteries of Nostradamus
		Nestled in a narrow valley to the north of the Ligurians’ sacred mountain stood the ancient capital of Liguria, the Celto-Greek city of Glanon, Romanized as Glanum Livii.
		While camped at Glanum, Clovis experienced a miraculous visitation from his mentor, St. Remy, who prophesied for Clovis the future of his dynasty -”The Kingdom of France is predestined by God for the defense of the… only true Church of Christ.
		From the Druid Seers of Les Baux, the philosophers and early Christians of Glanum, to the Merovingians origins of St. Remy, the Magi of Les Baux, the Cathars, the Kabbalah, the Templars and the legends of the Grail, Nostradamus’ vision rested on a solid basis of local myth and tradition.
	vincentbridges.com /?page_id=38 (3245 words)

	The Underground Stream and Fulcanelli's Message
		Lost for almost 1700 years -- Glanum disappeared from history in the generation after 270 CE and was not rediscovered until 1921 -- this ancient city holds the key to the "underground stream," the hidden mysteries of western esotericism.
		Michael Nostradamus, the justly famous Seer of Provence, was born barely a mile from the Arch and the "pyramid," as the Augustinian mausoleum was called in the 16th century.
		Perhaps Nostradamus foresaw the rediscovery of Glanum, full of Roman and Gallo-Greek treasures, in 1921, or perhaps the Seer of Provence was pointing to the secret of the western tradition, the holy grail of esotericism, still waiting to be discovered among it ruins.
	www.sangraal.com /AMET/prologue.html (4387 words)

	Nostradamus
		Glanum, an important Gallo -Greek center later to become the sacred Gallo Roman town of the goddess Valetudo, was built on the remains of the former capital of the Salians, a Celto-Ligurian people, and was founded over 2500 years ago.
		Nostradamus predicted the discovery of treasures near the monuments.Over the centuries, particularly after torrential rain, precious objects and coins were found around the present day site of Glanum (whose location had been forgotten for several centuries).
		The mausoleum seems to date from around 30-40 B.C. This work of architectural art is 18 meters high and is remarkably well preserved for a building that has no foundations no mortar to hold the stones together.
	www.nostradamusdreams.com /gallery5.shtml (324 words)

	Archart - Glanum
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	www.archart.it /archart/europa/France/Glanum/index.html (110 words)

	hotel in SAINT REMY DE PROVENCE FRANCE VILLA GLANUM [ Cosy hotels ]
		Situated at the foot of the Alpilles, two steps from the historical village of St Rémy de Provence, the Villa Glanum welcomes you in the heart of its Provençal garden.
		The hotel Villa Glanum is situated about 2 km from the centre of St Rémy de Provence, close to the Roman ruins of the same name.
		Follow St Rémy centre, then take direction "Baux de Provence"; the Villa Glanum is situated less than 2 km from the city centre.
	www.cosy-hotels.com /hotels/hotel-102.htm (402 words)

	Roman Cuisine in the Provence city of St. Remy
		Provence is named thus through its historical role as the Provincia Romana, or the Province of Rome.
		And, there are ruins of towns, such as Glanum, destroyed in 471 AD by the Visigoths invading from the North.
		There, from April 1 through September 30, seven days a week, from 10AM to 7PM (reflecting the hours that the naitonal monument is open to the public) Mireille Chérubini prepares authentic Roman dishes and serves them with a fresh salad and spiced Roman wines.
	www.cuisineprovencale.com /art_romana.html (1036 words)

	View of Glanum \| Photo
		The theater of Glanum is in the upper right part of the picture, partially obscured by trees, but recognizable by the bowl-shape of the earth.
		Today I tagged along with the archeology class to the ruins of the Roman town of Glanum outside of modern-day St. Remy and to Arles, a city west of Aix that has major urban ruins, including an amphitheater, theater and circus.
		We arrived in St. Remy around 9h30, and looked at the cenotaph and city arch a few hundred feet from the actual ruins of the town of Glanum, while we waited for the place to open.
	www.travelblog.org /Photos/253316.html (162 words)

	Untitled Document
		Michel Nostradamus, the justly famous Seer OF PROVENCE, was born barely a mile from the Arch and the "pyramid," as the Augustinian mausoleum was called in the 16th century.
		At Arles, which has often been called the soul of Ps Nostradamus foresaw the rediscovery of Glanum, full of Roman and Gallo-Greek treasures, in 1921, or perhaps the Seer of Provence was pointing TO THE SECRET OF THE WESTERN TRADITION, the holy grail of esotericism, still waiting to be discovered among it ruins.
		The Bishop of Arles was forced to recant and apparently the entire Jewish Christian population of the Glanum region was displaced.
	www.revelation2seven.org /WebPages/SideLinks/TheApocalypticSecret.htm (20570 words)

	Hotel La Villa Glanum - Wotif.com
		Right in the heart of Provence, old typical Provencal house drawn by Vincent Van Gogh 'The Mas in the olive trees' during his stay at Saint-Remy de Provence, and where the writer Alphonse Daudet has lived.
		The Villa Glanum, with his rooms decorated with Provencalâs colours, is located down the Alpilles with a shaded garden, a pleasant blooming garden.
		The hotel La Villa Glanum is situated at 2Km about the town centre.
	www.wotif.com /Hotel.jsp?hotel=39094 (355 words)

	St. Remy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Our goal was to visit the Roman Mausoleum and Arch as well as visit the excavation of Glanum across the street.
		Glanum, a Roman city, has been an excavation site since its discovery in 1921.
		The city was closed when we arrived so we viewed it from outside the barred gates that run around it.
	userpages.umbc.edu /~school/France_Bedford/stremy.html (66 words)

	Fodor's Travel Guides \| Forums Messages
		I am debating between staying at Villa Glanum or Les Mas de Carassins during my March trip to the Saint Remy area (with husband and teenaged daughter for 3 days), and would appreciate any input from travellers who have stayed at either of these places.
		Villa Glanum is quite a bit cheaper (42 euros/night--a special following its closure for renovation)--but I wonder if the low price is a reflection of the quality of the place, or just a great deal.
		If Villa Glanum is out by Glanum itself you'll be some distance from St-Rémy itself.
	www.fodors.com /forums/pgMessages.jsp?fid=2&tid=34744683&numresponses=3&start=0 (538 words)

	Amazon.com: Glanum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Glanum: A Hellenistic, Gallo-Roman city in Southern France (Miscellaneous series) (Miscellaneous series) by George Emory Fay (Unknown Binding - Jan 1, 1981)
		Glanum Notice Archeologique by H Rolland and folding map.
		Glanum, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (Petites notes sur les grands édifices) by François Salviat (Unknown Binding - 1977)
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&platform=gurupa&keywords=Glanum&search-type=ss&tag=vepoware14-20&index=blended&link_code=qs&page=1 (134 words)

	Stars & Stripes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		On the southern outskirts of town, Glanum dates to the sixth century B.C. when it was founded by Celtic-Ligurian people known as the Glanics.
		The site was abandoned after the barbarian invasions at the end of the third century, and only the triumphal arch and the 60-foot-high mausoleum at the entrance to Glanum was visible until excavations of the site began in 1921.
		After arriving from Arles, the artist was voluntarily confined to the convalescent home at the St. Paul-de-Mausole monastery, near Glanum, from May 1889 to May 1890.
	www.estripes.com /article.asp?section=103&article=28279&archive=true (697 words)

	Tourist information on Glanum in Provence by France For Families
		Tourist information on Glanum in Provence by France For Families
		Under the influence of Rome, Provence prospered greatly - the towns of Aix-en-Provence, Arles, Orange and Vaison-la-Romaine boast magnificent remains of arenas, amphitheatres, spas, and villas....amongst the best preserved in all France.
		There are other spectacular examples of the Roman influence in the area such as the Pont du Gard (left) and the Roman town of Glanum.
	www.france4families.com /Provence/RegionsProvenceRomansGlanum.htm (230 words)

	Hotel Saint Remy De Provence Hotel La Villa Glanum, Bouches-du-Rhone in region Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur.- ...
		The Hotel La Villa Glanum Saint Remy De Provence proposes you its 25 rooms from 36 euros.
		It puts at your disposal a bar, a garden or a terrace, a swimming-pool, a restaurant, a private carpark.
		Located at the foot of Alpilles, with two steps of the historical village of St Rémy of Provence, the Villa Glanum accomodates you in the heart of its garden of Provencal scents.
	www.cybevasion.com /hotels/france/hotel_la-villa-glanum_saint-remy-de-provence_9174.html (237 words)

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