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This video presents views of a 3D digital model of the Greek philosopher Epicurus (341-270 BCE). The lost original statue was erected in Athens. We have many Roman copies of the head and also several headless torsos. This model was based on scans of: (1) a bust from Herculaneum in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples; and (2) the torso in the National Archaeological Museum of Florence.

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Un filmato in 3D che ricostruisce un ludus, uno degli oltre cento sorti in ogni provincia dell'Impero romano. Palestre-prigione che i gladiatori chiamano casa, e dove si impara a combattere e a morire. In nome dell'unico tiranno che gli imperatori stessi devono corteggiare: il pubblico. I resti di questa scuola romana di gladiatori furono ritrovati nel 2011 nella zona del parco archeologico di Carnuntum, poco fuori la cittadina austriaca di Hainburg, a metà strada tra le due capitali Vienna e Bratislava. Grandi o piccole, queste strutture si somigliavano tutte: pianta quadrata o rettangolare, cubicoli per gli alloggi, magazzini per le armi, a volte prigioni (per gli "ospiti" che non erano erano lì per scelta) e soprattutto un'ampia corte per le esercitazioni, a volte dotata di una piccola arena in cui l'editor che finanziava i giochi poteva "testare" in anteprima i suoi campioni.  Credits:  Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection (LBI ArchPro) & 7reasons

This educational website about ancient Troy consists of archaeological information, animations, geography, history, time lines, legends, myths and teaching and learning resources.

IMAGO was conceived in 2010 to commemorate the Roman Society's centenary. It is intended to be used by students, teachers, lecturers and everyone interested in the archaeology, history and material culture of ancient Rome. Photos are donated and available to use and share for educational and research purposes only.

The information on each inscription features an image, the Latin text, an English translation, audio files with the recordings of Latin and English texts, some general information on the chronology and archaeological context, and - as appropriate - some general comment on the historical significance of the inscription. The material is broadly divided into three categories: building inscriptions, altars, and tombstones. The material is ordered according to difficulty and the seminar ends with the discussion of some problematic case-studies from each category.

Reconstrucción de la domus Transitoria de Nerón

Excavación del pecio de Tektaş Burnu: un barco mercante griego del siglo V a.C. hundido en la costa de Jonia (actual Turquía), dirigida por George Bass del Institute of Nautical Archaeology (1999-2001).

Sobre cerámica, monedas, pintura en el mundo griego. Interesantes animaciones sobre cerámica. Inglés, italiano y japonés.

Amphora Project developed by the Archaeology group at the University of Southampton. Catálogos de ánforas. Inglés.

Textos sobre las mujeres guerreras en Roma. En inglés.

En inglés. Reconstrucciones, visita... todo sobre el Partenón. También se pueden ver en tres dimensiones gran cantidad de edificios, tanto antiguos como modernos (hace falta descargarse un programa para ver las imágenes en tres dimensiones).

Mapas del Egeo desde la Prehistoria hasta la Antigüedad. Servicio del Ministerio del Egeo y de la Universidad de Atenas.