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Buthrotum is both an ancient and archaeological site in Albania. It is situated on a hill overlooking the Vivari Channel.

It was originally a town that is within the ancient region of Epirus. It is also one of the major centers of the local Chaonian tribe. In 228, theplace became a Roman protectorate alongside Corfu and Romans. When an earthquake occurred during the 3^rd century AD, a large part of the town was destroyed causing the leveling of the buildings in the suburb on the Vrina Plain.

Buhthrotum is an example of how people are able to preserve a cultural heritage. And that these landmarks would also contribute in attaining growth and development. Going to Buhthrotum is accessible from Saranda. There are also many ferries and buses seen in the streets of Buhthrotum. Many are encouraged to visit that place and be able to adopt some traits of the people which would motivate every person to preserve and maintain his or her culture.

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