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Nora Garibotti

@noragaribotti

Photographer with particular emphasis on Roman antiquity & archaeology, Italian history & the beauty of Italy. Visit: noragaribottiphotography.com

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VERONA-Arco dei Gavi-This Roman Arch was used as the entryway into the city in the 1st century A.D. It's Roman road still sits immediately below, and still retains imprints of wheels from the wagons/carts that traveled through. #arcodeigavi #verona

VERONA-Arco dei Gavi-This Roman Arch was used as the entryway into the city in the 1st century A.D. It's Roman road still sits immediately below, and still retains imprints of wheels from the wagons/carts that traveled through. #arcodeigavi #verona
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STABIAE-This is where the excavations stopped, as this frescoed corridor is blocked with volcanic debris from the 79 A.D. eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. #stabiae #79ad

STABIAE-This is where the excavations stopped, as this frescoed corridor is blocked with volcanic debris from the 79 A.D. eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. #stabiae #79ad
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The Angels of Ancient Rome are everywhere to be seen throughout what was the Roman Empire. Clockwise: Museo Archeologico Nazionale Napoli, Villa of the Poppaea in Torre Annunziata, Pompei, and Herculaneum. Alive and well after 2,000 years!

The Angels of Ancient Rome are everywhere to be seen throughout what was the Roman Empire. Clockwise: Museo Archeologico Nazionale Napoli, Villa of the Poppaea in Torre Annunziata, Pompei, and Herculaneum. Alive and well after 2,000 years!
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Castellamare di Stabiae-Villa Arianna-Named after the famed Roman fresco of Dionysus saving Ariadne from the island of Dia. #castellamaredistsbia

Castellamare di Stabiae-Villa Arianna-Named after the famed Roman fresco of Dionysus saving Ariadne from the island of Dia. #castellamaredistsbia
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A Roman fresco from Pompeii which recreates the Greek mythological story of the "Sacrifice of Iphigenia." #pompeii #iphigenia #museoarcheologiconazionalenapoli

A Roman fresco from Pompeii which recreates the Greek mythological story of the "Sacrifice of Iphigenia." #pompeii #iphigenia #museoarcheologiconazionalenapoli
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POMPEII-Il Castellum Aquae-Its primary purpose was to collect drinking water and distribute it to the city’s water supply. #pompeii #castellumacquae

POMPEII-Il Castellum Aquae-Its primary purpose was to collect drinking water and distribute it to the city’s water supply. #pompeii #castellumacquae
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HERCULANEUM-College of the Augustales-One of the largest frescoes that survived in Herculaneum, depicts Hercules fighting Achelous who had kidnapped Deianira, daughter of Althaea and King Oeneus. Immediately above the fresco, original charred wood remains. #herculaneum

HERCULANEUM-College of the Augustales-One of the largest frescoes that survived in Herculaneum, depicts Hercules fighting Achelous who had kidnapped Deianira, daughter of Althaea and King Oeneus. Immediately above the fresco, original charred wood remains. #herculaneum
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ANCIENT STABIAE-A frescoed woman with a lyre sits above a doorway at Villa San Marco. #VillaSanMarco #CastellamarediStabia #RomanHistory #Vesuvius79AD

ANCIENT STABIAE-A frescoed woman with a lyre sits above a doorway at Villa San Marco. #VillaSanMarco #CastellamarediStabia #RomanHistory #Vesuvius79AD
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HERCULANEUM-A beautifully decorated wall mosaic framed with seashells of Neptune and Amphitrite from a triclinium. #herculaneum #ercolano

HERCULANEUM-A beautifully decorated wall mosaic framed with seashells of Neptune and Amphitrite from a triclinium. #herculaneum #ercolano