till today, in the Feltrino area, the via Claudia Augusta represents a subject of study and examination for researchers. Alpago Novello, one of the major experts on this Roman route, deemed to have been able to locate some of its stretches in specific places along the way from Pren to Vignui, where the Roman route, for instance, has been constantly used up to 1965. Right in Prèn in 1904, excavations brought to light a fibula, a bracelet and a coin bearing the effigy of the emperor Massenzio (currently on display in the Archaeological Museum of Feltre). Another stretch was probably identified behind the small church of Saint Eurosia at Le Ave, along the road from Arson to Bordugo. A cut in the rock is well visible there, presumably as trace of the old road. A similar case is represented by the road leading from Lamon thorugh Costa to the Maggiore valley, where the stretch is supported by stone and a cut in the rock is still visible. From ancient times to Middle Ages, Bologna.

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