Remains of a temple were found at Lo Scasato, at the highest point of the ancient town, in 1888, and others have been excavated in the outskirts. The attribution of one of these to Juno Quiritis is uncertain. These buildings were of wood, with fine decorations of coloured terracotta. Numerous tombs hewn in the rock are visible on all sides of the town, and important discoveries have been made in them; many objects, both from the temples and from the tombs, are in the Museo di Villa Giulia at Rome. Similar finds have also been made at Calcata, ten km to the south, and Corchiano, around ten km north-west.
remains of a temple were found at lo scasato at the highest point of the ancient town in 1888 and others have been excavated in the outskirts the attribution of one of these to juno quiritis is uncertain these buildings were of wood with fine decorations of coloured terracotta numerous tombs hewn in the rock are visible on all sides of the town and important discoveries have been made in them; many objects both from the temples and from the tombs are in the museo di villa giulia at rome similar finds have also been made at calcata ten km to the south and corchiano around ten km north-west