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Drum

Description: The clay rotund effigy drum is decorated with whale and snake motifs in browns and blacks.
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Date: [0001..0100]
Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design

Roman Baths

Description: General view from Frigidarium through arches to the Palestra of the Roman Baths. Enlarged by Hadrian. From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0001/0100
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Roman Baths

Description: Closer view of arch and walls of the frigidarium of the Roman Baths. Enlarged by Hadrian. From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0001/0100
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Temple of Castor and Pollux

Description: Overall view of three columns of the Temple of Castor and Pollux. From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0006
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Temple of Castor and Pollux

Description: Overall view from NE of the Temple of Castor and Pollux. From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0006
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Temple of Castor and Pollux

Description: General view from House of the Vestals of the Temple of Castor and Pollux. From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0006
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Temple of Castor and Pollux

Description: Detail of Corinthian columns of the Temple of Castor and Pollux. From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0006
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Bust of Augustus

Description: Head front center of the bust of Augustus (r. 27 BC-14 AD). From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0050/0060
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Bust of Augustus

Description: Total from front left of the Bust of Augustus (r. 27 BC-14 AD). From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0050/0060
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Bust of Augustus

Description: Total from front right (left profile) of the Bust of Augustus (r. 27 BC-14 AD). From the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0050/0060
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Peristyle Garden, House of the Vettii, Pompeii

Description: Peristyle Garden, House of the Vettii, Pompeii. From the Roman Republican Period.
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Date: 0050/0100
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A Draped Young Woman with Lavish Curls

Description: The marble sculpture depicts a woman in heavily draped clothing and with lavishly curled hairstyle. She has her right arm raised above her chest.
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Date: 0069/0096
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A Draped Young Woman with Lavish Curls

Description: This close view of the marble sculpture shows the woman's head and torso.
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Date: 0069/0096
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The Colosseum

Description: From the Roman Imperial Period. Wide-angle view of interior.
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Date: 0072/0080
Location: 41.890218 12.492227
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The Colosseum

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Date: 0072/0080
Location: 41.890218 12.492238
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: Interior detail of Roman Amphitheater, from W. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: General view, S side of the Roman Amphitheater. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: General view, E side of Roman Amphitheater. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: Raking view of arches of the Roman Amphitheater, from SE. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: Two bays of arches of the Roman Amphitheater, from S. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: Exterior view of the Roman Amphitheater from SSW. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
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Roman Amphitheater

Description: Exterior from SE of the Roman Amphitheater. Designed by T. Crispius Reburrus, and from the Roman Imperial Period.
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Date: 0075/0100
Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design
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