Subject
Large fragment of the left part of a sarcophagus’ lid decorated with acroterial mask and and figurative scenes, prabably of a Dionysian nature. Found in the underground burial room of the so-called Barberini tomb (from the SU 2154) during the excavation and cleaning conducted by Soprintendenza Archeologica of Rome in 1998-99.

Accession number –
Proconnesian marble
Height 26 cm; width 76 cm; depth 3 cm
Second half of 3rd cent. A.D.


Provenance
Tombs of the Via Latina, so-called Barberini sepulchre


Placement
Tombs of the Via Latina


Credits
Archive of Appia Antica Archaeological Park (pictures by P. Pinci)


References
S.A. Cugno, Scavi e materiali archeologici del Parco delle Tombe della via Latina in Patrimonium Appiae: depositi emersi, catalogo della mostra a cura di F.R.Paolillo, M. Pontisso, S. Roascio, Quingentole 2022, pp. 247-260.
Relazioni R. Rea, 1998-1999, Archivio PA-Appia.

Subject
Front of a sarcophagus in white marble with winged cherubs and a panther found in 1989 in the so-called Barberini sepulchre, during the excavation conducted by Soprintendenza Archeologica of Rome.
Accession number 425800
White marble
Height 33 cm; width 24 cm; depth 15 cm
2nd cent. A.D.


Provenance
Tombs of the Via Latina, so-called Barberini sepulchre


Placement
Antiquarium of Lucrezia Romana


Credits
Archive of Appia Antica Archaeological Park (pictures by Santino Alessandro Cugno)

References
S.A. Cugno, Scavi e materiali archeologici del Parco delle Tombe della via Latina in Patrimonium Appiae: depositi emersi, catalogo della mostra a cura di F.R.Paolillo, M. Pontisso, S. Roascio, Quingentole 2022, pp. 247-260.
Relazioni C. Piraino e F. Bianchi, 1999, Archivio PA-Appia.

Subject
Statue of Zeus sitting on a rock; it dates back to the first half of the 2nd century A.D. and it’s preserved in the Villa dei Quintili’s Antiquarium – Appia Antica Archaeological Park.

Placement
Villa dei Quintili

Credits
3D by Fabrizio Banfi with the support of Chiara Stanga (Politecnico di Milano)

Subject
Reconstruction of the thermal baths of Capo di Bove created in occasion of the multidisciplinary project “ExperienzAppia”, during wich students of archaeology, archives, librarianship, engineering, design and IT (La Sapienza University of Rome) have experienced an innovative use of technology destined to enhance the cultural heritage for the fruition of archaeological monuments.

Provenance
Complesso di Capo di Bove

Credits

I project coordinated by Prof. Tiziana Catarci, Dipartimento di Ingegneria Informatica, Automatica e Gestionale “A.Ruberti”; funded by Regione Lazio.