Remains of wall decoration.
Oven and grinding wheel.
Stairsteps.
Stairsteps.
Carved marble.
Columns alternating with suspended round bas-relie…
Marco Nonio Balbo Esplanade.
Chamber with skeletons.
Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Skeletons of victims of Vesuvius' eruption.
Herculaneum archeological site.
Bas-relief carved in marble.
Regional train bound to Naples.
Way to announce herbalist shop.
Yesteryear scene.
Yesteryear scene.
Yesteryear scene.
Yesteryear scene.
Couple of storks on top of belfry.
Paleo-christian baptistery.
Stork on the Clock Tower.
Remains of primitive wall painting.
The bird fresco.
Walls decorated with frescoes.
Detail in floor's tiles.
House of the Great Portal.
Ruins of the Host House.
House of the Mosaic Atrium.
House of the Alcove.
Windows with iron bars.
Mosaic pavement.
Sign of the 1st century.
Cellar of the 1st century.
House of Neptune and Anfitrite.
House of Neptune and Anfitrite.
House of the Beautiful Courtyard.
House of the Black Hall.
House of the Black Hall.
House of the Black Hall.
House of the Black Hall.
House of the Tuscanian Columns.
House of the Tuscanian Columns.
Carved stone details.
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The Great Tavern.
The biggest thermopolium of Herculaneum, at Decumanus Inferiore. Cold and hot drinks were served from round containers inserted in the counter.
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In the ancient Greco-Roman world, a thermopolium (plural thermopolia), from Greek θερμοπώλιον (thermopōlion), i.e. cook-shop, literally "a place where (something) hot is sold", was a commercial establishment where it was possible to purchase ready-to-eat food.
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