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Villa San Marco - Stabie, Italy

Stabiae, which lies only about 5 km. from Pompeii, was buried in the same eruption of Vesuviius that destroyed Pompeii, Herculaneum and Oplontis in A.D. 79. The more inportant finds from the site are now housed in the Antiquarium Stabiano in Castellammare di Stabia, which opened in 1957.
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Detail - Ancient Roman floor in Stabie, 5 km from Pompeii and buried in the same eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii, Herculaneum and Oplontis.
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Detail - Ancient Roman floor in Stabie, 5 km from Pompeii and buried in the same eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii, Herculaneum and Oplontis.

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  • Detail - Ancient Roman floor in Stabie, 5 km from Pompeii and buried in the same eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii, Herculaneum and Oplontis.
  • Detail - Remains of an ancient Roman floor in Stabie
  • Detail - Ancient Roman floor in Stabiae
  • Remains of an ancient Roman structure unearthed in Stabiae
  • Detail - Remains of an ancient Roman floor unearthed in Stabiae
  • Ancient Roman artifact on display in Stabiae
  • Remains of an ancient Roman fresco - Stabiae
  • Remains of an ancient Roman artifact near the pool at Villa San Marco - Stabiae
  • Interior Detail - Remains at Villa San Marco in Stabiae
  • Detail - Ancient Roman remains at Villa San Marco in Stabiae
  • Another ancient fresco from Stabiae
  • Remains of an ancient Roman fresco in Villa San Marco - Stabiae
  • Remains - Aincient Roman fresco in Villa San Marco - Stabiae
  • MODERN ART FROM THE ANCIENT ROMANS - Remains of an ancient fresco in Villa San Marco, Stabiae, Italy
  • Detail - Ancient Roman mosaic floors in Villa San Marco. The darker mosaics in the middle of the photo are the older tiles which were discovered when the white tiles in the foreground were removed.
  • Remains of an ancient Roman fresco in Villa San Marco, Stabiae, Italy
  • Ancient Roman art fresco dating back to 79 A.D. when Stabiae was buried by the eruption of Veisuvius
  • More ancient Roman art found in Villa San Marco
  • Remains of a decorated Roman column found in Villa San Marco
  • Ancient stairs uncovered at Villa San Marco in Stabiae, Italy
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