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13/06/2020

Archaeologists have mapped a complete Roman city for the first time using ground-penetrating radar, revealing highly detailed images that they say could revolutionise our understanding of how such sites worked.
As well as a bath house, theatre, shops and several temples, the team from the universities of Cambridge and Ghent have discovered a large public monument of a kind never seen before, which may relate to the religious practices of the people who lived in the area before the Romans.
The detailed scanning of the town of Falerii Novi, just over 30 miles (50km) north of Rome, has uncovered the layout of the city’s water system, offering new clues to how it was planned and laid out.
In addition, experts say their research reveals evidence of a route around the outskirts of the city that was probably used as a religious processional way, and which was unlikely to have been uncovered by excavation alone.
“If you’re interested in the Roman empire, cities are absolutely critical because that is how the Roman empire worked – it ran everything through local cities,” said Martin Millett, a professor of classical archaeology at the University of Cambridge.
“Most of what we’ve got, apart from in sites like Pompeii, are little bits. You can dig a trench and get little insights, but it’s very difficult to see how they work as a whole. What remote sensing does is enable us to look at very large, complete sites, and to see in detail the structure of those cities without digging a hole.”
A walled city that was first occupied in 241BC, Falerii Novi survived until around AD700, but very few ruins remain visible above ground today. Unusually, the 30 hectare site – around half the size of Pompeii – has not been built over, allowing it to be scanned quickly by a series of antennae towed behind a quad bike. The architectural detail revealed by such a technique, such as at the city’s temple sites, is “amazing”, Millett said.

30/05/2020

The Roman Forum, a rectangular forum surrounded by the reins of several important ancient government building at the center of the city Rome, Italy. The monument is going to open on 1st June, 2020.

17/05/2020

“Life is the flower for which love is the honey.” – Victor Hugo

Purple Striped Flower, Yellow Chammile, Sunflower, Pink Gumamela, Blue Flower, White flower, Prunning Flower, Green Beetle

16/05/2020

Natural beauty of the Road when it is in Middle of the Forest, a Groups Of Islands and Islets In The Open Sea, Variety Of Watercrafts Sailing In The Ocean.