Archaeology

Large Roman cistern divided into ten connected chambers, one of the most imposing and best-preserved surviving water works of the supply system of ancient Circeii. T...

Beneath the baronial palace runs a series of tunnels and galleries that has carried water for centuries. Probably already used in Roman times, the aqueduct declined...

Cistern and remains of a Roman villa on the northern side of the Circeo promontory, between 160 and 180 metres of elevation, near the Fontana di Mezzomonte. Of the v...

Remains of a Roman villa and its cistern, located in the area once occupied by the Oliveto Baronale, just below the summit of the Circeo promontory. The cistern cons...

One of the Roman cisterns recorded on the Circeo promontory, located in the area locally known as Terra Rossa (or Creta Rossa), not far from the Cyclopean Walls and...

Some local researchers have put forward the hypothesis that one of the promontory's underground structures, perhaps the very Cisterna del Rospo Idolatrato, may have...

Artificial canal of Roman date that linked the south-eastern side of Lake Paola (today Lake Sabaudia) to the Tyrrhenian Sea, crossing the plain at the foot of the Ci...

The set of numerous Roman-era rural villas scattered across the territory of the ancient colony of Circeii, distinguished from the great residential coastal villas (...

Place traditionally associated with the burial of Elpenor, Ulysses's companion who died falling from the roof of Circe's palace and was buried by the hero on his ret...