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For #RomanSiteSaturday let's go to a huge pile of #trash - Monte Testaccio in #Rome. A huge artificial hill located next to the Tiber River. It was made up of millions of broken amphorae (mostly oil amphorae from southern Spain) during the first three centuries AD.

📷https://www.elnacional.cat/es/cultura/roma-antigua-rutas-comerciales_277416_102.html

#RomanArchaeology #archaeology
A vast accumulation of broken amphorae pieces, stacked in a cascading formation. The scene has an earthy color palette, with shades of brown, beige, and gray. Light filters in from above, illuminating the top of the pile, while the lower sections remain in shadow.

Una nueva visión de Roma con las tecnologías más nuevas y las ánforas más viejas

La colaboración entre historiadores, matemáticos, informáticos y físicos ha permitido una revisión en profundidad de todo lo que sabíamos sobre las redes comerciales de alimentos en el imperio romano.
Gustau Nerín (ElNacional.cat)
#archaeology #romanarchaeology #Rome #romansitesaturday #trash

So #RomanSiteSaturday is a thing and that makes me happy
#romansitesaturday

#RomanSiteSaturday with the Roman military amphitheatre in Budapest 🇭🇺 from our visit this week

#RomanArchaeology #Aquincum
View of the Budapest Roman Military amphitheatre from above, nested between buildings and the main road
#romanarchaeology #romansitesaturday #aquincum

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