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Lattara

Coordinates: 43°34′05″N 3°54′12″E / 43.56806°N 3.90333°E

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Lattara is an ancient port city in southern France, mentioned by many Roman authors discovered in 1963. The site is home to the Musée Archéologique Henri Prades.

Remains of gray whale which is an extinct species in north Atlantic,have been found here that date to Roman times.^[1]

References

^ Macé M. (2003). "Did the Gray Whale calve in the Mediterranean?". Lattara. 16: 153–164.

43°34′05″N 3°54′12″E / 43.56806°N 3.90333°E / 43.56806; 3.90333

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