Subbiano

Subbiano is an Italian city of 6 408 inhabitants within the province of Arezzo in Tuscany . The oldest human settlement findings date again between 3,000 and 1,000 years BC. On the Alpe di Catenaia the tribes of the time focused on farming and agriculture. They knew ceramics, weaving, stone processing to be used on arrows or knives. Their spiritual ideals targeted on the solar god. According to a more reliable version the name would be of Latin derivation, as certainly all toponyms finishing in ano ana which have been fashioned through the adjectival of the call of the owner of the land on which the settlement arose.

For Subbiano it's far assumed a toponym built at the Roman noble Sevius then corrupted into Suvius from which vicus Suvianum and then Subbiano. In the identical manner the Valenzano locality, belonging to the Municipality of Subbiano, derives from the Latin proper call Valentius, from which vicus Valentianum and then Valenzano.