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| Rank | State | Donors |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | NY | 55 |
| 2 | MA | 3 |
| 3 | FL | 2 |
Just like Room 5 of Podere Cannicci which contained the ceramic workshop, you too can help us 'produce' our goal--all it takes is the smallest of contributions!
The Trowel is an Archaeologist's primary tool in the field; at this price point, you'll supply a trowel for a student in need!
Some 37 ex-votos were recovered at our site! The offerings were dedicated to fertility and were associated with cults of natural springs. Donate $37 if you want our campaign to prosper!
Just as we found a mysterious key at the castle in the 2018 Archaeological season, you can now be the key to a student unlocking a great wealth of knowledge at the Impero Archaeological Field School.
Around 78 BC, Sulla led a series of battles in Etruria and conquered a number of strategic places, among them our Republican sanctuary and village at Podere Cannicci. Donate $78 if you party for him!
A Centurion led a Century ranging from 80 to 100 men in the Roman military. Donate 100 dollars and be an honorary Centurion to the members of the Impero Project.
The Roman site at Podere Cannicci is exactly 150 Kilometers from Rome Itself!
In 294 BC, Rusellae and its territory were conquered by the Roman army, and this part of Tuscany became Roman. If you donate $294, you are a real Roman citizen!
As far back as 400 BC, the site was an Etruscan cult place, with votive offerings and statuettes hoarded in the proximity of our site. Donate $400 if you feel like an Etruscan offerer!
The height of Etruscan expansion on the Italian Peninsula occurred in 500 BC. If you're a fan of the Etruscans and their culture that dominated Italy, donate 500 dollars.
In March 772 AD, written sources recorded a road for trading salt that crossed the River Ombrone--passing right through the location of our 1220 AD bridge! Get your name into the pages of history with this wonderful donation!
In this year, Pope Innocent II confirmed the castle to 2 Abbeys! Whether you donate alone or split the bill, you too can help us to recreate this moment.
The ruined bridge nearby was first given life in the year 1220; make the cross and donate now!
1318 saw the year of the flood that destroyed the bridge, but we would prefer for 2019 to bring donations instead of water!