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3 Shrine of Pompeii - Contact
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5 Shrine of Pompeii - Celebration of the Sacraments
6 Shrine of Pompeii - Museums
7 Shrine of Pompeii - Mass schedule
8 Shrine of Pompeii - The Campanile
9 Shrine of Pompeii - The Crypt
10 Shrine of Pompeii - The basilica
 
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Art in ancient Pompeii Art in ancient Pompeii Nothing can last forever. The sun shines so bright, will sink into the sea. Also decreases the moon, which now shone full. Thus, the storms of your Venus often follows the gentle breeze. Writt... Read more
Pompeii - Painting Pompeii - Painting THE FOUR STYLES OF PAINTING POMPEIANA The first technique that meets in Pompeii, widespread in buildings and in particular in the home, occurs from the age Samnite, ie from 150 to. C. up aell'80 ... Read more
Pompeii - The Mosaic Pompeii - The Mosaic The art of mosaics became one of the most typical and successful of the Roman world. The mosaics made ​​from small pieces of equal size made ​​from stones and colored marbles (opus tessellatum), an... Read more
Typological elements of Roman painting Taken from the lecture of prof. Irene Bragantini teacher Istituto Universitario Orientale in Naples, held November 25, 2000 Comparing paintings from outside Italy, it can be shown that, in the p... Read more
The still life painting in the Vesuvian The still life painting in the Vesuvian Conference held on 11 December 1999 by Prof. Stefano De Caro Archaeological superintendent of the provinces of Naples and Caserta. Until the end of the 800 Pompeian painting was studied pain... Read more
Mythological paintings of Roman houses Mythological paintings of Roman houses Taken from the lecture of prof. Irene Bragantini teacher Istituto Universitario Orientale in Naples, held October 28, 2000. In a space of time a hundred years, more or less between 30 BC and... Read more
The Civil Forum The Civil Forum At first the hole was probably an irregular shape, but in the second century BC, it was rebuilt with rectangular and surrounded by columns on three sides. The colonnade had two floors to make i... Read more
The Temple of Apollo VII 7, 32 The Temple of Apollo VII 7, 32 i The axis of the building deviates slightly from the axis of the hole current (the Temple is located in the middle of the long side of the hole to the south-west), which means that the Temple... Read more
The Basilica - VIII 1, 1 The Basilica - VIII 1, 1 Basilica is a Greek word, derived perhaps from the throne rooms or halls of hearings colonnaded rulers ellenistici.La Basilica of Pompeii was the place where justice was administered, a meeting... Read more
The Triangular Forum The Triangular Forum The Triangular Forum is located in the south-west of the Teatro Grande (2) and the portico of the Gladiators (4) in a suggestive position on a ridge overlooking the plain of origin vulcan... Read more
House of the Vettii VI - 15, 1 House of the Vettii VI - 15, 1 This provides a very precious record of Pompeian painting and is one of the most beautiful and interesting houses in the town. The excellent state of preservation allows us, from a distance of cent... Read more
House of Menander I - 10, 4 House of Menander I - 10, 4 The last owner of this grand house was the freedman Quintus Poppaeus, office building around 40 AD member of a family that boasted ties with Poppaea Augusta, wife second wife of Nero. The fam... Read more
House of the Citharist I - 4, 25 House of the Citharist I - 4, 25 The house originated from the merger of two houses in the first century. BC that has two atria and three peristyle with a total area of ​​2700 m2. The oldest part is the bottom one, which overlo... Read more
Villa of Diomedes Villa of Diomedes Here we have before us one of the masterpieces of Pompeian architecture, especially in terms of the unusual design of the building. Indeed, though it maintains certain important features o... Read more
House of the Faun VI - 12, 2 House of the Faun VI - 12, 2 This grand private residence (3,050 m2) takes its name from the bronze statue depicting a dancing faun in the center of the tank dell'impluvio main, which is now a copy. It occupies an entire ... Read more
Building Eumachia VII-9, 1. 67 Building Eumachia VII-9, 1. 67 The new impetus given by the trade led a lady, a priestess of Venus, the family of Eumachii, possibly of Greek origin, to be built in the Augustan age, the building on the east side of the Foru... Read more
Forum Baths VII - 5 Forum Baths VII - 5 The thermal baths are not the civil largest in the city, but for the elegant decorations and the good condition of the caldarium and tepidarium, are a must in our visit to Pompeii. The Baths were ... Read more
Temple of Isis VIII - 7, 28 Temple of Isis VIII - 7, 28 The Temple of Isis, just north of the Grand Theatre, was built towards the end of the second century BC, shortly after the new arrangement of the Triangular Forum and the reconstruction of the L... Read more
Temple of Vespasian VII - 9, 2 Temple of Vespasian VII - 9, 2 Located on the eastern side of the Forum Civil, between the Shrine of the Lares and the building of public Eumachia. The layout of the temple is a little squashed due to lack of space. The int... Read more
Temple of Aesculapius (Jupiter Melichio) VIII-7, 25 Temple of Aesculapius (Jupiter Melichio) VIII-7, 25 III - II century BC We do not know much Meilichio Jupiter, in the Peloponnese, where the cult was widespread, Meilichio Zeus was worshiped with secrets. The cult of Hera or Aphrodite Meilichia ... Read more
Workshop Coriariorum (tannery) Workshop Coriariorum (tannery) The complex of the tannery, the only one so far identified in Pompeii, takes up almost the whole block (insula 5). The laboratory where the tanned skin was installed in the atrium of the little ho... Read more
Amphitheatre Amphitheatre It is presumed that the amphitheatre in Pompeii, the oldest known to us, must have provided the basic model for the subsequent buildings. The form derives from the duplication of the structure of th... Read more
Garden of the fugitives Garden of the fugitives "On February 5, 1863 while cleaning out a dead, Fiorelli, the director of the excavations, it was felt by workers who had met with a cavity in the bottom of which you could see the bones. Ins... Read more
Stabian Thermal Baths Stabian Thermal Baths These occupy a vast area between the Brothel lane, the Holconius crossroads and the Via Stabiana. They represent the oldest thermal complex in the city. In fact they were built at the time o... Read more
House of the Centenary IX-8, 6 House of the Centenary IX-8, 6 The original house was probably built in the period of tufa (we then around the second century BC). The property is double peristyle atrium square with two rows of columns located in the front ... Read more
House of the Gilded Cupids VI-16, 7 House of the Gilded Cupids VI-16, 7 The lobby and the entrance to the house in their size could deceive because that which will be discussed now was one of the most beautiful houses of Pompeii, not so much for the space when th... Read more
House of the Lovers I-10, 11 House of the Lovers I-10, 11 The structure of the house certainly dates to the first century. C., which can be determined from the masonry on the facade and the molding dell'impluvio in signino. The walls around the atriu... Read more
House of Ceii I - 6, 15 House of Ceii I - 6, 15 The facade is very old and looks sternly presents capitals nut typical age Samnite architrave with serrated strip and is covered with stucco protected by a roof (now restored). The front doo... Read more
House of Diadumeni IX - 1, 20 House of Diadumeni IX - 1, 20 Important dimensions of this building dates back to the second half of the second century BC and has two elements catatteristici Rare: the atrium with sixteen Corinthian columns with Ionic ca... Read more
House of Casca Longus I - 6, 11 House of Casca Longus I - 6, 11 At the time of this construction was likely to contain also two shops that later were separated from the building. At the time of separation, the house underwent a restoration and redecoration w... Read more
Fullonica of Stephanus I - 6, 7 Fullonica of Stephanus I - 6, 7 This building was an old laundry unearthed by archaeologists in 1911 and is still very well preserved, is the only one of the four fulloniche of Pompeii shed almost completely new. The entran... Read more
House of D. Octavius ​​Quartio II - 2, 2 House of D. Octavius ​​Quartio II - 2, 2 (Erroneously called the Loreius Tiburtinus or Loreio Tiburtino) The building originally also included the atrium house station (and a whole was one of the houses occupying an entire insula mo... Read more
House C. Julius Polybius IX - 13, 1.3 House C. Julius Polybius IX - 13, 1.3 The name of this house takes its name from the last person who probably had had possession or at least lived there, known in Italian as Julius Polybius. This theory is based on a number of camp... Read more
Macellum VII - 9, 7 Macellum VII - 9, 7 The term Macellum was called a monumental building used for the sale of food and everyday consumer products, the use of this type of building dates back from the time of Alexander the Great (of ... Read more
Large Theatre VIII - 7, 20 Large Theatre VIII - 7, 20 The theater is great on the slopes of the ridge on which is built the Doric temple. The theater, as was customary in Greek, is placed in connection with the sanctuary to emphasize the profound... Read more
Odeon (small theater) VIII - 7, 19 Odeon (small theater) VIII - 7, 19 This building also known as the Little Theatre is located near the Grand Theatre and forms with it a homogeneous complex. Was used for musical performances that required less space and covered ... Read more

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