Museo archeologico provinciale (Salerno)

Marble statue of Venus with dolfin, Salerno Roman marble statue of Venus, seminude, with dolfin. Found at the Via Romualdo II Guarna, Salerno.

Marble relief base, Salerno Two sides of a four-sided Roman marble relief base of the 1st c. BCE - 1st c. CE, depicting scenes of land- and seaborne travel and of the arrival of an important person. From the historical centre of Salerno, now in the Museo Archeologico Provinciale.

Acroterion of Hercules fighting the Nemean Lion A 4th c. BCE acroterion depicting Hercules fighting the Nemean lion. From the temple at Fratte, now in the Museo Archeologico Provinciale in Salerno.

Bronze head of Apollo The head of an over-life-sized bronze statue of Apollo. Discovered in the sea just outside Salerno, now in the Museo Archeologico Provinciale.

Localisation:

Italie, Salerno
geo:40.679096,14.762296
Précision ± 0-5 m.

Classification:

Musée
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Identificateurs:

vici:place=17669
wikidata:entity=Q3867726

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Typ/Type: Neuzeitlich - Museum / Current day objekt - Museum

Adresse/Address: Via S. Benedetto, 84122 Salerno, Italien

Siehe/See:

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_archeologico_provinciale_(Salerno)
http://www.museibiblioteche.provincia.salerno.it/index.php?lang=it http://www.museincampania.it/spip.php?page=musei_dettaglio&id_museo=99

Typ/Type: Neuzeitlich - Museum / Current day objekt - Museum

Adresse/Address: Via S. Benedetto, 84122 Salerno, Italien

Siehe/See:

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_archeologico_provinciale_(Salerno)
http://www.museibiblioteche.provincia.salerno.it/index.php?lang=it http://www.museincampania.it/spip.php?page=musei_dettaglio&id_museo=99

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Salernum

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Roman baths and Christian cemetery at the S. Pietro a Corte

Remains of a Roman bathhouse dating to the Flavian-Trajanic age in Salerno. The frigidarium was used as a Christian place of worship and burial from the 5th c. CE onwards.

Roman building underneath the S. Maria de Lama

Remnants of an unidentified Roman building at the church of S. Maria de Lama.