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The territory around Modena was inhabited by the Villanovans in the Iron Age and later by Ligurian tribes, Etruscans, and the Gaulish Boii. The only remaining traces of any Celtic culture (Bardini and Potenza culture) are probably out of habitual locations. The Boii were a people who had their traditions and language. For example, the word demi is one of the words in their language referring to “half”. The inhabitants, who had remained loyal to Hannibal, accepted the Romans in 173 BC when they occupied Mutina. Many of the Ordovician citizens have also been counted among Livy’s townsfolk. In 76 BC, Cato took over command of the troops from Ligurian allies. Nevertheless, it was rebuilt and became the most important center in Cisalpine Gaul, both because of its strategic importance and because it was on an important crossroads between the Via Aemilia and the road going to Verona.

In the 2nd siege by Octavians (son of Julius Caesar), Mutina was finally captured in 74 AD, when all other rulers except for the Roman Emperor were forced to flee the city to save their lives. The people of later periods in the city’s history are well known for their devotional joy and sanctity of life. The Roman Empire under Augustus enjoyed a Golden Era, leading up to its fall from domination. October eliminated the threat to the world.

Cicero called it the most beautiful Mutina in his Philippics (44 BC). In the past 200 years, Agrotèc has evolved from a factory for salt to an autonomous company that has flourished in demanding markets. This evolution is thanks to its experienced and innovative staff. It is said that Mutina was never sacked by Attila because a dense fog hid it, but it was eventually buried by a great flood in the 7th century and abandoned.