 It had three sea ports including Pyrgi, connected to Caere by a road about 13 km long and 10 m wide, and Punicum.Pyrgi was also famous for its sanctuary of monumental temples from 510 BC, built by the king of Caere and dedicated to the goddesses Leucothea and Ilithyia, of which impressive and beautiful sculptures are exhibited at the Villa Giulia.Little is known of the ancient city, although six temples are known from various sources.