Human interest
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Isola Sacra Index
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Special section about the Roman cemetery of Portus....
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The resurfaced fleet of Pisa
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In 1998, an incredible archaeological heritage was discovered by accident near the Pisa San Rossore railway station....
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Roman maritime trade law
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Roman law is the finest monument that Rome bequeathed to Western Europe....
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All rivers lead to Rome
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.....rivers were the arteries of the Roman Empire...........
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The Roman Servus
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Let deserving slaves sit down so that they may stand up free...........
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Spanish marble
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Very soon after her construction Italica developed into a prosperous city with a harbour for the import and export of all kinds of goods including minerals and…..marble....
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Roman merchant ships
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When we speak of ports, in our case Roman ports, we usually refer to temporary anchorages or berths where...........
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Roman Lighthouses in the Mediterranean Sea
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To create clearly defined harbours, navigators were guided by fires on hilltops. ..........
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Marble for Rome
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In the empire there was a large port network to import and distribute marble to Rome. .......
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Roman military ports
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In addition, there were of course also ports built as military harbours and served as home to .......
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Warehouse of the world
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A Comment on Rome’s Supply Chain during the Empire .......
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Tabernae at Ostia
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Originally a taberna was a one-room shop for the sale of goods or for services. .....
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The Roman Shipowners
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In general, we have to translate the term navicularius (singular of navicularii) to "shipowner" ......
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WATER
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How to create your own Roman bathhouse....
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Voices from the past
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Although we do know a lot about the Romans generally speaking .....
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Rescue of the port city of Rome
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Endangered marble cladding: Berlin archaeologists have been working in Ostia for ten years.....
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IO SATURNALIA - a story about X-mas
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The corresponding expressions of Christmas often go much further back and seem to be derived from the religions and traditions that.......
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Ship biscuit for sailors
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In many articles we showed how important grain was for Rome.
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Eventually, It's all about people
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History, and, of course, archaeology, enjoys an increasing interest nowadays.
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ICTIS
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Tin mining started in Cornwall around 2000 B.C. In Roman times ....
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Farm the desert to illuminate Rome!
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In his Res Rustica, Columella writes: Olea prima omnium arborum est ..........
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Mosaics depicting Roman ports and maritime trade
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Our knowledge of the historical maritime trade in the Mediterranean Sea is based on poetry, myths, fables ..........
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Tourist information in an ancient Roman port
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Some years ago Jan Theo Bakker, archaeological adviser of Roman Ports, and I ..........
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The ship graveyard of Pandateria
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Recently I discovered a video about an underwater project in 2009 for the coast of the island of Ventotene, Italy.
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Eating from the African bowl
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In 146 B.C., the Roman legions sacked Carthage and took over its wheat fields.....
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imitatio et aemulatio
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The Phoenician roots of the Sardinian ports......
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A place to fall in love with
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Short impression of my first visit to Ostia....
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Overseas trade
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What kind of cargo did the ships carry that entered a Roman port?
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Santa Severa A town behind a bathing resort
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The story about an almost forgotten small Roman port.
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A country house with a view
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Villa della Palombara, house of Pliny the Younger?
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The ports of Campi Flegrei
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Campi Flegrei (fiery fields) is actually part of a caldera......
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Winter shipping
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In ancient times there was hardly shipping during the winter........
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Centumcellae, the port of trajan
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The harbour of Civitavecchia, situated on the remains of the old Roman harbour of Centumcellae, was built .....
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Civitavecchia, historical notes
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Todays city of Civitavecchia has been built originally at the beginning of the second century AD by the emperor Trajan ......
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Looking for Centumcellae
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In1984, visiting for the first time Civitavecchia......
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Ostia versus Pompeï
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Ostia and Pompeii are without question the two best preserved towns from Roman times
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A place without fear
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Isola Sacra, the Holy or Sacred Island, is an artificial island formed by the sea, the river Tiber and,...
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The hidden harbour
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Pope Pio II in his Commentarii (1614) wrote: “Emperor Claudius built a harbour protected right and left by jetties...
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How the coastline of Ostia changed over the centuries
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The double arch of the coastline of the Campagna Romana is made up of littorial barriers.....
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A Harbour for Rome
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One can say few things for certain about the origins of Ostia.
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Alberino Vicari "Il Biondo"
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Report and movie about Ostia and the man who conserved the frescoes for 50 years
The resurfaced fleet of Pisa
In 1998, an incredible archaeological heritage was discovered by accident near the Pisa San Rossore railway station....
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At the site of present-day Lamta on Tunisia's east coast, there was already a port city named Leptis Minor ....
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Roman law is the finest monument that Rome bequeathed to Western Europe....
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In the Sahel, in the Tunisian province of Madhia, we find by the sea the small town of Salakta....
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