| V Colloquium Chemiometricum Mediterraneum Ustica (PA), Sicily, Italy, Europe 25-27 June 2003 |
Dr. Giovanni Visco from Prof. L. Campanella Research Group |
Italy, Rome University La Sapienza Chemistry Department |
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The name, of Latin origins, is due to the presence of hot springs.
In Romans age, it was a famous tourists place attended by the elite of the Capital.
Like Miseno, Ercolano, Vietri and Pompei, the splendid sea, the coast, the gulf, attracted Roman people
The near city, Cuma, was already well known to Greeks that in the b.C. century VIII left Ischia to reach it.
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