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Pompeii is one of the most significant archaeological sites in the world. Founded in the 7th century BC, Pompeii was a thriving city teeming with commercial and cultural activities. It flourished until its tragic demise in 79 AD, when a catastrophic volcanic eruption buried it under a thick layer of ash and pumice, preserving its wonders for centuries. Among its many remarkable structures, the House of the Faun stands out as an extraordinary example of Roman architecture. This grand residence not only reflects the status of the family who lived there but also serves as a vital symbol of Pompeii’s rich cultural life.

In 313 A.D., soon after the edict of Milan, the bishop Theodorus built the first episcopal complex in Aquileia. It was located in a suburban area, close to the city walls and a big warehouse. Thus began the amazing history of the millenary basilica.

3D reconstruction of the Pompeii amphitheater with restitution of thepictorial decorations reported by the extraordinary Morelli’s watercolors.The Pompeii amphitheater shown in its original appearance: starting from a bird’s flight over today’s remains of the monument, we will beable to see the arena rebuilt together with the adjacent urban context.The aim of the video is to show how the interior of the cavea was largelycovered with frescoes, that have disappeared today and are known to usonly through Morelli’s watercolors exhibited in the Museum.

Pompeii is an archaeological site that is always full of surprises and new interpretive proposals. In this case, it is the infographic reconstruction of one of the most important homes: the house of Julius Polybius. This Roman domus comes back to life thanks to the most advanced digital reconstruction techniques. Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

Infographic reconstruction is one of the most effective ways of understanding what the ancient cities and monuments looked like. This time, we present the recreation of four sites from the Roman period in Italy: The port of Rome in Ostia; the Basilica of Constantine at Aquileia; the Roman Forum in the city of Brixia, now Brescia, and the Villa del Colombarone in Pesaro. Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

Nero is one of the most controversial Roman emperors. He is usually considered mad and irresponsible and even blamed for the fire that devastated Rome in 64 AD, but recent research is restoring the more positive aspects of his rule. The documentary explains the role he played in developing large construction projects that contributed to the recovery and aggrandizement of the Empire’s capital.