Nepete

Nepete was an Etruscan town, conquered in 383 VC (according to Livy, 6.21) by the Romans after the fall of Veii. It was recognized as a Latin colonia.

The town still boasts some ancient monuments, including Etruscan necropoles, remains of city walls, a Roman mausoleum, a catacomb, and an aquaduct (which the present author had to look at for several hours when his car broke down). Here you can see a satellite photo.

Also online

• George Dennis, The Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria (1848), Nepi