Monuments
Periods
- No period data has been added yet
Season
- In the amphitheatre between Villa Virgiliana, below which stood a Roman tempietto, and the area where the amphitheatre abuts the hill, a first trench revealed three main occupation phases. Evidence for the earliest (Greek or Samnite period), was constitute... Read More
- The area above the amphitheatre, next to Villa Virgiliana, revealed the entire opus incertum wall, founded on an earlier course of tufa blocks, that was perhaps the enclosure of the Roman sanctuary. The opus reticulatum structures built into the northern s... Read More
- An archaeological investigation was made of the southern entrance area and the area above the amphitheatre. A new entrance was opened to the monument from the road (via Cuma – Licola, in the town of Bacoli) and excavation of the vaulted entrance corridor w... Read More
- Work continued in the south-western part of the amphitheatre at Cumae. It had an ima cavea, delimited to the north by an opus signinum floor linked to two vomitoria at the sides of the southern entrance. Four tiers of seats faced with opus signinum have be... Read More
- 1300 BC
- 600 BC
- 500 BC
- 200 BC
- 80 BC
- 1 AD
- 200 AD