Archaeology

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Archaeological area known as the Villa of the Four Winds (or Villa of Marcus Aemilius Lepidus), located about 100 metres south-east of the historic centre of San Fel...

Near the summit of the promontory, the site traditionally associated with the cult of the sorceress Circe combines archaeology and myth, and is one of the places whe...

Several sanctuaries dedicated to different cults stood on the territory of Mount Circeo, some of them frequented for a long time. On the Monticchio hill, on the nort...

Roman bath complex found near Torre Paola, at the western end of the promontory, in an area that in ancient times also hosted the port-canal connecting Lake Paola (t...

North-western sector of the great Villa of Domitian, the largest archaeological complex at the Circeo (about 46 hectares), which occupies the peninsula overlooking L...

Southern sector of the Villa of Domitian, occupied by a large bathing building with an adjoining bath complex arranged around a quadriporticus with a fine floor of p...

Roman archaeological structure found on the Circeo promontory, part of the dense system of residential and rural settlements which, according to studies by the Super...

The Pool of Lucullus is a circular fishpond, so called because of a mistaken reading of a passage by Varro reporting that the gens Lucullia was known in Rome for bui...

At Peretto a Roman cistern survives, part of the water system designed to collect and store water for the villas and settlements of ancient Circeii. Towards the end...

Roman cistern whose name recalls the legendary tradition of the sibyls, prophetic figures of classical antiquity often associated with remote or mysterious places. T...

Cold spring of lithium-magnesium water rising in a wooded hollow at Molella, in the territory of Sabaudia, channelled inside an ancient Roman cistern. The site, of c...