Julius Caesar's assassination site reopens
Channel: Ancient Rome Live
Date: 2023-06-22

Explore Rome's hidden gem: the newly accessible Largo Argentina with its ancient temples, Julius Caesar's assassination site, and a fascinating museum. A must-see!

Thank you to Zetema and Musei in Comune https://www.museiincomuneroma.it/ for the special access to film the site on the opening day: June 20, 2023! 

0:00 Introduction (there's a new museum for wheelchairs and strollers!)
2:00 Campus Martius Orientation
2:38 Chronology of the 4 Temples (C, A, D, B), 
3:42 Curia Pompeiana, Porticus Minucia, Hecastylon, Domitianic pavement 
5:02 Medieval structures, Church, Torre Papito, site excavation in the 1920s
6:10 Site Tour
8:17 New museum space
9:30 Conclusion

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