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Saturday, November 6, 2010
The Mosaic and Marble Floors of Ostia Antica
We spent two days at Ostia Antica and in this post we’ll show a couple of the mosaic and marble floors we photographed. With links in the caption of the images you can go to the http://www.ostia-antica.org/ site and go into research about what the buildings were like that housed these floors. In general, we are adopting the naming for regio, insula, and room as given on the http://www.ostia-antica.org/ site.
In this entry we are just showing the wonder of the floors. For more details on our trip to Ostia see this entry.
Terme dei Sette Sapienti Tepidarium 21 and Round Room 7
Terme dei Sette Sapienti Tepidarium 21 and Round Room 7
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nice stuff
ReplyDeleteReally nice images. What camera did you use?
ReplyDeleteCanon 7D with various lenses. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteSome great photos there. I've just returned home from a 5 week trip to Europe, which included 4 days in Rome. I only had time for one day in Ostia and that was cut short a few hours by heavy rain. Still, I got to see and photograph a lot of the amazing mosaics. Sadly a lot of them appear neglected and were heavily covered in mud or leaves. Seems like nobody there cares to keep them clean and they're only interested in collecting your entrance fees. It's just an amazing place to visit and is just as good if not better than Pompeii.
ReplyDeleteI agree. We were amazed by Ostia and would love to go back under sunny skies. It was magical just walking around.
ReplyDeleteWhenever people look at the building made of stones and have marble work, it immediately take them in the past moments when people use to live in caves or stone houses. The pictures shared by you are exceptionally awesome and I really like it. I am inspired from your post and you have done great job. marble cleaning redondo beach
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