THE GLORY THAT IS ROME.

Focuses on the renovation of ancient sites in Rome, Italy. Domination of the Campidoglio, or Capitoline Hill, with the renovated Capitoline Museums--the oldest public museums in the world; Details of three different rebirths of archaeological interest in Rome, the first in the 1870s when King Victor...

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Publicado en:Smithsonian Vol. 36; no. 7; pp. 88 - 96
Autores principales: Perrottet, Tony, T. P.
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Publicado: Smithsonian Magazine Oct2005
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