Its principal focus is status and identity in Roman cities, and how they were expressed through institutions, public buildings and facilities, private houses and funerary monuments, against a backdrop of the history of the cities, their rise, destruction, preservation and excavation.De la Bédoyère...
Capital city of the Emilia-Romagna region and home of theoldest continually operating university of the Western world, founded in 1088. One of the top cities in Italy in terms of quality of life. The name of the city presumably comes from Bononia, name of the Roman colony founded in c.18...
Roman cite at PellaPella, GreeceHeraclea LyncestisHeraclea Lyncestis, Republic of MacedoniaLibrary of Celsus, EphesusEphesus, TurkeyPergamum (much of the temple is in the museum in Berlin)Pergamum, Turkeyruins of the city of PompeiiPompeii, ItalyRoman Arles...
The Evergetism in the Roman Cities of Italy During the Trajan and Hadrian age.This study collects all the sources, archaeological, epigraphical and from literature about the evergetism during the reign of Trajan and Hadrian.Raffaele Castagno...
Usually defined by their open-air settings, diverse offerings, local and independent sellers, temporary nature, and acting as social hubs, street markets have been around for thousands of years. From the days of the Roman Forum to the Silk Road and the markets of ancient Greece, they are und...
Roman Forum When is the Best Time to Visit Italy? The most popular time to visit Italy is during the summer months (July to August), but it can get downright steamy during the summer, from both the heat and the throngs of people. ...
Verona, Italy Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet, exudes romance, especially in April. The mild weather makes it pleasant to explore Juliet’s House and the ancient Roman amphitheater without breaking a sweat. Start your day at the Piazza delle Erbe, a lively square surrounded by Medieval ...
With imperious domes and lovely facades surrounding it, Il Castello is the centerpiece of Cagliari.The peaceful streets around it are lined with cafes and restaurants. The seafront marina is lovely to walk along and history is literally everywhere you look – Roman ruins, museums and churches ...
of rural population, and founding of “new towns,” as distinguished from those “Roman” cities that had survived from the period of Germanic and other encroachments. In almost all the “new” medieval towns, the role of the merchant was central in catalyzing the long-distance trade of ...
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