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  Ancient Rome (Paperback) By (author) R.A. Staccioli, By (author) C. Cecamore

  

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  Short Description for Ancient Rome [series copy] The Monuments Past and Present series explores the ancient regions of Rome, Greece, and Pompeii with an eye toward contrasting what they were with what they are today. Important monuments and districts are presented with overlays that clearly depict how these notable ancient sites look today and how they may have appeared when first built. These titles are excellent resources for tra...
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  • Publisher: Vision SRL
  • Published: 28 February 2001
  • Format: Paperback 72 pages
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  • Categories: Art History | Architecture | History Of Architecture | Classical History / Classical Civilisation | Guidebooks
  • ISBN 13: 9788881620302 ISBN 10: 8881620308
  • Sales rank: 1,571,574

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• [series copy] The Monuments Past and Present series explores the ancient regions of Rome, Greece, and Pompeii with an eye toward contrasting what they were with what they are today. Important monuments and districts are presented with overlays that clearly depict how these notable ancient sites look today and how they may have appeared when first built. These titles are excellent resources for travelers, students, and anyone else interested in the fascinating histories of these ancient regions. Beginning with the Colosseum, the symbol of "The Eternal City," this volume explores twenty-four significant ancient landmarks such as the Roman Forum, Circus Maximus, the Pantheon, and the Appain Way.