Tavagna is a former Corsican piève. Located in northeast Corsica, it belonged to the province of Bastia in political terms and the diocese of Mariana in religious terms.
Geography
[edit]The land of Tavagna corresponded to the territories of the communes of:
Church
[edit]The church, or "piève" of Tavagna was the church of San Ghjuvanni Battista, located in the municipality of Poggio-Mezzana. Today, the church has been completely renovated. According to Geneviève Moracchini-Mazel, there is no longer any way to detect older parts in today's masonry.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ Moracchini-Mazel, Geneviève (1967). "Une tuile estampillée découverte à Sagone (Corse)". Bulletin de la Société Nationale des Antiquaires de France. 1966 (1): 167–169. doi:10.3406/bsnaf.1967.7606. ISSN 0081-1181.
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