"House of the Amphitheater" founded by C. Iulius Sucesianus in the second half of the third century AD is a funerary monument, located outside the walls of the Roman Merida. The door is crowned by a lintel with the image of the two rivers emeritenses: Guadiana (Ana) and Albarregas (Arraeca), and the name of the founder of the monument.
Location:
- Spain, Mérida
- geo:38.917053,-6.336885
- Location ± 0-5 m.
Class:
- Grave or burial field
- visible
Identifiers:
- vici:place=35016
Annotations
Relevant museums
Museum of Roman Art in Merida
Roman Museum of Merida
Nearby
Augusta Emerita, House of the Amphitheater - The Water Tower Ho
This complex includes a part of the city wall, of the San Lázaro aqueduct, a water tower, two houses, and a mausoleum.
Amphitheatre Emerita Augusta
Amphitheatre Emerita Augusta
Museo Abierto de Mérida
Archaeological collection