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Nymphaeum,grotto and well above the Greek amphitheatre, Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.
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Nymphaeum,grotto and well above the Greek amphitheatre, Syracuse,Sicily,Italy.

Mosaics on gold ground in the colonnaded peristil of the Norman Palace (Palazzo dei Normanni) in Palermo,Sicily. Built for Roger II between 1130 and 1140.
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Mosaics on gold ground in the colonnaded peristil of the Norman Palace (Pa...

Mosaics on gold ground in the colonnaded peristil of the Norman Palace (Palazzo dei Normanni) in Palermo,Sicily. Built for Roger II between 1130 and 1140.
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Mosaics on gold ground in the colonnaded peristil of the Norman Palace (Pa...

Portrait bust of Poyneikes,mid 2nd CE Inv.N.I.1520
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Portrait bust of Poyneikes,mid 2nd CE Inv.N.I.1520

Portrait bust of Julius Caesar. N.I.1524
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Portrait bust of Julius Caesar. N.I.1524

Portrait bust of Julius Caesar. N.I.1524
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Portrait bust of Julius Caesar. N.I.1524

Archidamo of Sparta.Portrait bust Marble Inv.6156
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Archidamo of Sparta.Portrait bust Marble...

Oldest known Roman eagle in a laurel wreath. Church of Dodici Apostoli, side walls of the arcades. Rome, Italy.
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Oldest known Roman eagle in a laurel wreath. Church of Dodici Apostol...

Servian fortification wall near the railway station in Rome, Italy, erroneously named after the Etruscan king Servius Tullius (578-534 BCE), built around 390 BCE after the invasion of the Gauls.
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Servian fortification wall near the railway station in Rome, Italy,...

Servian fortification wall near the railway station in Rome, Italy, erroneously named after the Roman King Servius Tullius (578-534 BCE), built around 390 BCE after the invasion of the Gauls. Detail of 01-03-01/2
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Servian fortification wall near the railway station in Rome, Italy,...

Morning mist on the Forum Romanum,Rome.
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Morning mist on the Forum Romanum,Rome.

Temple of Vesta, keeper of the eternal fire. The High- Priestess was always accompanied by a college of Vestalian virgins. Because of the eternal fire, the temple burnt down six times and was restored for the last time in 191 CE by the wife of Septimus Severus.
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Temple of Vesta, keeper of the eternal fire. The High- Priestess was always acc...