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Remains of smelting furnaces probably dating from late Archaic times (6th-5th century B.C.), Roselle.

Remains of smelting furnaces probably dating from late Archaic times (6th-5th century B.C.), Roselle.

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Cistern built of masonry from Imperial times, waterproofed with a layer of 'opus signinum', on the southern hill of Roselle.

Detail of the opus sextile floor in one of the structures faing on the Forum of Roselle.

Remains of buildings from Archaic times around the Forum, Roselle.

A section of the belt of walls around Roselle.

Remains of a public building dating from the early Imperial Age in the vicinity of the Forum at Roselle.

Atrium with impluvium at the House of the Mosaics, Roselle.

Roman amphitheatre at Roselle

Basilica dei Bassi (middle of 1st century A.D.), Roselle

A section of the belt of walls around Roselle.

Remains of smelting furnaces probably dating from late Archaic times (6th-5th century B.C.), Roselle.

Cistern built of masonry from Imperial times, waterproofed with a layer of 'opus signinum', on the southern hill of Roselle.

Cistern built of masonry from Imperial times, waterproofed with a layer of 'opus signinum', on the southern hill of Roselle.

Detail of the cistern dating from the Imperial Age, Roselle.

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Cistern built of masonry from Imperial times, waterproofed with a layer of 'opus signinum', on the southern hill of Roselle.

Detail of the opus sextile floor in one of the structures faing on the Forum of Roselle.

Remains of buildings from Archaic times around the Forum, Roselle.

A section of the belt of walls around Roselle.

Remains of a public building dating from the early Imperial Age in the vicinity of the Forum at Roselle.

Atrium with impluvium at the House of the Mosaics, Roselle.

Roman amphitheatre at Roselle

Basilica dei Bassi (middle of 1st century A.D.), Roselle

A section of the belt of walls around Roselle.

Remains of smelting furnaces probably dating from late Archaic times (6th-5th century B.C.), Roselle.

Cistern built of masonry from Imperial times, waterproofed with a layer of 'opus signinum', on the southern hill of Roselle.

Cistern built of masonry from Imperial times, waterproofed with a layer of 'opus signinum', on the southern hill of Roselle.

Detail of the cistern dating from the Imperial Age, Roselle.