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Remains of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Remains of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

© Institute and Museum of the History of Science / Elena Fani

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Frontal view of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Remains of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

View of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Apsed portion of the interior of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

View of the sudatorium with floor in opus signinum, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Vaulted service corridor, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

"Suspensurae" system, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Engraving showing the Roman Baths at Massaciuccoli (draughtsman L. Bandoni, engraver G. Migliavacca), in A. Mazzarosa, "Guida di Lucca e dei luoghi più importanti del ducato", Lucca, 1843.

Niche inside the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Detail of the hexagonal paving stones of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

The black and white mosaic of the bath in the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

The heating system of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa

The frigidarium of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Interior the pavilion "Guglielmo Lera" with the remains of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

The lead pipe bearing the family name of Venuleis from the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Tensile structure above the excavations of the mansio at the at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

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Frontal view of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Remains of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

View of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Apsed portion of the interior of the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

View of the sudatorium with floor in opus signinum, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Vaulted service corridor, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

"Suspensurae" system, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Engraving showing the Roman Baths at Massaciuccoli (draughtsman L. Bandoni, engraver G. Migliavacca), in A. Mazzarosa, "Guida di Lucca e dei luoghi più importanti del ducato", Lucca, 1843.

Niche inside the baths, Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Detail of the hexagonal paving stones of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

The black and white mosaic of the bath in the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

The heating system of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa

The frigidarium of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Interior the pavilion "Guglielmo Lera" with the remains of the mansio at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

The lead pipe bearing the family name of Venuleis from the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.

Tensile structure above the excavations of the mansio at the at the foot of the Roman Villa of Massaciuccoli, Massarosa.