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| I |
Via Ostiensis |
1 |
Porta Romana necropolis |
| II / IIA |
Road II, to the south of the Via Ostiensis, is called Via dei Sepolcri. It starts at the Porta Secondaria, to the south of the Porta Romana.
Road IIA follows the city wall of the first century BC. It begins at the Porta Secondaria and ends at another secondary gate, reached from the Via del Sabazeo. |
2 |
Foundations of Tiber quays, related to the transport of salt |
| III |
A road to the south of the Via dei Sepolcri |
3 |
Tombs |
| IV |
Via delle Saline, leading to the salt pans |
4 |
Church of Sant'Aurea |
| V |
NW/SE running street on the Pianabella, along the swamp |
5 |
Shops and other structures |
| VI |
NW/SE running street |
6 |
Building, not funerary |
| VII |
NW/SE running street |
7 |
Necropolis and Basilica of San Ercolano |
| VIII |
NW/SE running street |
8 |
Store building |
| IX |
NW/SE running street (Via Laurentina) |
9 |
Tombs |
| X |
SW/NE running street |
10 |
Burials |
| XI |
Short SW/NE running street, leading to the swamp |
11 |
Tombs |
| XII |
SW/NE running street |
12 |
Farm (45 x 20 m.) |
| XIII |
SW/NE running street |
13 |
Tombs; lead water-pipes leading to coastal villas |
| XIV |
The continuation of Via del Sabazeo |
14 |
Villa or farm (80 x 40 m.) |
| XV |
Road leading from the secondary gate of Via del Sabazeo to the coast |
15 |
Tombs |
| XVI |
Road leading from the Basilica di Pianabella to the coast |
16 |
Tomb |
| XVII |
Road leading from the Basilica di Pianabella to a secondary gate |
17 |
Ancient structure |
| XVIII |
A short side-street near the Porta Laurentina |
18 |
"La Torretta", a tomb, perhaps of C. Iulius Rufus |
| XIX |
A short side-street near the Porta Laurentina |
19 |
Tombs |
| XX |
Via Severiana, along the coast |
20 |
Farm (50 x 50 m.) |
| XXI |
Short SW/NE running street to the SE of Ostia |
21 |
Tombs |
| XXII |
Short SW/NE running street to the SE of Ostia |
22 |
Ancient structure |
| XXIII |
Road along the Canale dello Stagno |
23 |
Funerary temple |
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24 |
Porta Laurentina necropolis |
| A |
Area San Ercolano |
25 |
Ancient structures |
| B |
Area La Torretta |
26 |
Tomba Aldobrandini |
| C |
Area Casilini |
27 |
Burials |
| D |
Area Monticelli |
28 |
Location of ancient bridge across the Canale dello Stagno, restored in 284 AD, destroyed in 1943. |
| E |
Area Procoio |
29 |
Tombs |
| F |
Area Castel Fusano |
30 |
Tombs |
| G |
Area Sassone |
31 |
Tombs |
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32 |
Funerary monument |
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33 |
Tombs; Sacello |
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34 |
Villa and Baths of Perseus |
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35 |
Necropolis and Basilica of Pianabella |
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36 |
Tombs |
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37 |
Terme di Musiciolus (IV,XV,2) |
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38 |
Synagogue (IV,XVII,1) |
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39 |
Tomb |
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40 |
Coastal villa |
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41 |
Coastal villa |
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42 |
Coastal villa (130 x 80 m.) |
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43 |
Coastal villa (240 x 170 m.) |
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44 |
Cistern, the facade of which is a nymphaeum with niches; testifies to the water supply with lead pipes of the coastal villas |
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45 |
Baths |
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46 |
Coastal villa (60 x 90 m.) |
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47 |
Coastal villa (200 x 220 m.) |
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48 |
Findspot of Severan milestone (now in front of the museum) |