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The people of Matera used to live in these cave dwellings

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matera_italy0322.jpg It is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern AnatoliaIt is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern AnatoliaIt is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern AnatoliaIt is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern AnatoliaIt is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern AnatoliaIt is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern AnatoliaIt is divided into a bustling upper district and the quieter lower Sassi districtThumbnailsFrom the 8th - 13th centuries, it is believed that such caves provided refuge for the monks from Eastern Anatolia

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