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Castrovalva is a nearly-abandoned hilltop village in Italy. It was depicted in an artwork by M.C. Escher.
References
- Dieting Italian Style: A Better Tomato, By David Pacchioli, Penn State University website, accessed 3/6/08.
See also
- Hilltowns in Italy
- Abruzzo
- Italy
- Castrovalva episode of BBC TV series Doctor Who.
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