Clay Lamps

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by Irene Fanizza
published on 02 August 2012

Clay Lamps — Urban Archaeology and the Museum of Rome in the Middle Ages

The contexts of the Crypta are integrated by coeval finds coming from the historical collections of the Roman museums and by the contexts unearthed during the urban excavations carried out in the last decades.

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