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In Roma…
We survived our flight, noisy students and mediocre in-flight service aside. When the airline asks you for feedback on your travel experience, do you think they REALLY mean that? Anyway… Wednesday is mostly a blur. We checked into our room … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient Rome, Rome
Tagged ArchaeoBus, archaeological, archaeology, curia, excavation, forum, Giolitti, Ostia, Pompeii, Roman, RomAntica, Rome, strike, Tiber, Trinity B&B, Via Appia, Via Emanuele Filiberto
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Fine!
We did it!! We finished with the scrubbing. The last crate went in at 4:00 and we had everything put away by 5. As a reward for our effort, the archaeologist working in the new market location across the street took us on a tour of his site. It’s huge! There are Claudian horrea (warehouses) in one corner and across the lot, walls dating to Trajan. Continue reading
Posted in Rome
Tagged amphora, amphorae, Claudian, excavation, fragments, horrea, Italian, opus reticulatum, Roman, Testaccio, Tiber
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One more time…
From the Aventine, I climbed up and across the hill and dropped down to the Circus Maximus… Continue reading