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Milan Coliseum re-opens - Luca - 07-05-2004 Not ashtonishing findings, but huge roman remaining in Milan!<br> <br> www.romanhideout.com/News...040705.asp <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Robert Vermaat - 07-06-2004 Hi Luca,<br> <br> That looks very nice to visit. Do you live near Milan?<br> <br> Valete,<br> Valerius/Robert <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Luca - 07-06-2004 I live in Milan.<br> <br> From the "roman" point of view this is not the best. The local authorities are pushing it a lot on the media, but I think, just to justify the great expenses they are doing. The Antiquarium is very well done, but are not displayed "cool" items.<br> <br> Much more interesting the very small Archeological Museum of Milan, if you want I can post some exciting pics of the relevant things. <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Robert Vermaat - 07-06-2004 I'm glad there is at least some reconstruction of Roman remains going on in Italy. Last I heard was that due to the number of sites and general lack of money (it's a recession, after all), many monuments were in a sad state of repair. Take Pompeii, for instance..<br> Of course, I realise that Milan is in what is considered the 'wealthier' part of Italy?<br> <br> Any Late Roman stuff in that museum?<br> <br> Valete,<br> Valerius/Robert <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Luca - 07-06-2004 We have dozens of small museums with very few militar things.<br> On our Civic Archeological Museum (just an example):<br> www.romanhideout.com/imag...glass1.asp<br> <br> further will follow. <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - aitor iriarte - 07-06-2004 Wow, that's a good diatreta !<br> <br> Aitor <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Luca - 07-06-2004 there are only two of these in the world. One is in Germany, but I don't know where. Yes, a masterpiece.<br> <br> Both anyway comes from Germany, where they were created from specialized people as gift for the Emperor (Valentinianus?) <p></p><i></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Robert Vermaat - 07-06-2004 It's from a sarcophagus from Köln-Braunfeld, and it's kept in the Cologne Roman-German Museum.<br> <br> <img src="http://www.museenkoeln.de/bild-der-woche/_img/middle/2000_42.jpg" style="border:0;"/> <img src="http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~grthomps/Roman_Diatrite_glass3.jpg" style="border:0;"/><br> <br> Valete,<br> Valerius/Robert <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p200.ezboard.com/bromanarmytalk.showUserPublicProfile?gid=vortigernstudies>Vortigern Studies</A> at: 7/6/04 5:55 pm<br></i> Re: Milan Coliseum re-opens - Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus - 07-06-2004 Wasn't there some big battle in Milan with some german guy called Frederick a while back. <p>THERE ARE NO STUPID PEOPLE, ONLY PEOPLE STUPID ENOUGH TO NOT KNOW WHEN THEY'VE MADE A MISTAKE</p><i></i> |