reburied: it is supposed to be between the hill of Varano and Santa Maria Charity. A plaque commemorated that the temple was restored after the earthquake of 62 and the work carried out by Caesius Daphnus. Necropoleis Several necropoleis have been identified and explored in the area of Ager Stabianus, in particular those along the roads that to Pompeii, Nocera and Sorrento. The most important are located near Madonna delle Grazie, Gragnano and in the hilly ancient area of Castellammare di Stabia near the Medieval Castle and the cathedral. These necropoleis have many children's tombs testifying to high infant mortality. See also Aeclanum Herculaneum Oplonti Pliny the Elder Pliny the Younger Pompeii Stabia References External links Restoring Ancient Stabiae Foundation site Stabiae - Comprehensive site on the eruption of 79 AD Herculaneum/Pompeii/Stabiae Website Video Villa San Marco Romano-Campanian Wall-Painting . Coastal towns in Campania Roman sites of Campania Roman towns and cities in Italy Destroyed cities Former populated places in Italy National museums of Italy Pompeii (ancient city) Populated places established in the 1st millennium BC Archaeological sites in Campania Tourist attractions in Campania Populated places disestablished in the 1st century