
1. Hydrographic map of the site of Rome
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2. Cloaca drain channel, with Etruscan vaulting (much reworked)
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3. Roman Forum, shrine of Venus "Cloacina" above Cloaca brook
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4. Roman Forum, view of Regia and temple of Vesta fr. Palatine hill
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5. Roman Forum, plan of remains: Regia and temple of Vesta
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6. Closeup of remains of Regia
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7. Fragmentary terracotta relief fr. area of Regia: Minotaur frieze, ca. 600 BC
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8. Painted t-c revetment plaques, area of Regia, Roman Forum
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9. View of front of temple of Vesta, as restored in late antiquity
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10. View of interior of temple of Vesta, as restored
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11. View fr. Palatine across Forum to Curia and Comitium
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12. Plan of the regal period Comitium, with later monuments
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13. T-c decorative fragments fr. lowest stratum of Comitium, ca. 575 BC
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14. View of Curia and area of Comitium, Lapis niger to Left
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15. Plan of the foundations of the Lapis niger altar
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16. Reconstruction drawing of Lapis niger altar, as excavated
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17. Inscribed Lapis niger, all four sides with text
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18. Map of Imperial Rome showing extent of "Servian" walls in pink
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19. Map of archaic findspots in Rome; San Omobono at no. 33
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20. San Omobono, column capital from 2 nd phase, ca. 575-550 BC
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21. San Omobono, frag. & recons. of t-c decoration of sima
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22. Cult statues fr. San Omobono temples: Hercules and Minerva, ca. 550 BC, Centrale Montemartini museum, Rome
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23. Head of Minerva fr. San Omobono
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24. COMPARE head of Minerva to head of Zeus fr. Satricum, ca. 575-550 BC
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25. A variety of other t-c heads fr. San Omobono and elsewhere in Rome & Latium
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26. Terracotta head fr. San Omobono, 2 nd phase
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27. Relief plaque in t-c fr. 2 nd phase at San Omobono: winged horses & chariots
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28. Drawing & details of San Omobono winged horses/chariots plaque
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29. COMPARE to Minotaur frieze fr. Regia / Roman Forum
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30. COMPARE to running horses "Velletri" plaque, fr. Esquiline hill, 6 th c. BC
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31. COMPARE to chariots plaque fr. temple at Veii, ca. 525-500 BC
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32. Plan of Capitoline hill, showing platform of JupOpMax temple with modern buildings
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33. Southwest corner of JupOpMax foundations beneath Conservatori palazzo
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34. Flank wall of foundation of JupOpMax, in basement of Conservatori
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35. Flank wall of JupOpMax temple in Conservatori palazzo garden
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36. Ground plan of JupOpMax hexastyle temple fr. remains, ca. 525-500 BC
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37. T-c heads fr. Capitoline (maybe JupOpMax) and Esquiline, ca. 525-500 BC
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38. Plaster model of Imperial Rome, JupOpMax at upper left: Museo della Civilta Romana, EUR, Rome
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39. Restoration drawing of JupOpMax as seen fr. Palatine hill in Imperial period
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40. Lupa Capitolina (Capitoline She-Wolf) as now displayed in Conservatori museum, original of 5 th c. BC, twins added in 1471 AD
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41. Lupa Capitolina w/o twins, before restoration of AD 2000
42. COMPARE to Chimaera fr. Arezzo, 4 th c. AD, Florence Archaeological Mus.
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42. COMPARE to Chimaera fr. Arezzo , 4 th c. AD, Florence Archaeological Mus.
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43. Lupa Capitolina immediately after restoration, Summer of 2000
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44. Rear side of Lupa Capitolina in 2000
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45. Head of Lupa Capitolina in 2000
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46. COMPARE Lupa to Lupercal relief stele in Bologna, and to Roman coin
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47. Lupercal relief stele, Etruscan, in Bologna museum, ca. 500 BC
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