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Room of the Golden Vaults with holes.jpg
Location: Rome
Date: 64-68 AD
Details: The Domus Aurea was a large park-and-residence palace built by the emperor Nero on the Oppian Hill. The building was constructed largely in the area destroyed in the "Great Fire" (AD 64), and included groves,…

Deer Hunting Scene - Tomb 1.jpg
Location: National Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Date: 375-350 BC (?)*
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Heroon.jpg
Location: Paestum
Date: c. 520-510 BC
Details: Greek settlers founded Poseidonia (later called Paestum) around 600 BC. One of the earliest civic structures is the heroon, a square, roofed chamber that was carved out of bedrock near the agora…

Procession  - Andriuolo Tomb 61, 350 BC.jpg
Location: National Archaeological Museum of Paestum
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Forum (2).jpg
Location: Paestum
Date: 273 BC
Details: In 273, the Romans established a Latin colony at Paestum. (The city was originally called Poseidonia, then, after the take over by an Italian people called Lucanians, it was called Paistos, from which name…

Walls - east (2).jpg
Location: Paestum
Date: the walls visible today were probably built between the late fourth and third century BC, when a Roman colony was established here. However, they may have been preceded by an earlier fortification system.

Details: The…

Ekklesiaterion.jpg
Location: Paestum
Date: fifth century BC
Details: In many Greek cities, the ekklesiaterion was a building that hosted meetings of the ekklesia, the assembly of all adult male citizens. The bouleuterion was a building designated for the boule,…

Duel - Laghetto Tomb X, c. 350 BC.jpg
Location: National Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Date: 350 BC
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Duel and Two-Horse Chariot - Andriuolo Tomb 53, 350-330 BC.jpg
Location: National Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Date: 350-330 BC
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Duel - Andriuolo Tomb 4, late 4th century BC.jpg
Location: National Archaeological Museum of Paestum Date: late 4th century BC Details: The tomb frescoes of fourth century Paestum vividly express a mixture of cultures, drawing from Greek, Lucanian/south Italic, and Etruscan traditions. Funerary…
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