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Rainy Day Museuming in Rome: Life-Size Replicas and Miniature Models
Weather forecast for the next three days: Rain What’s the perfect rainy day activity? Museuming. But already been to the Capitoline Museum? Tired of Trajan’s Markets? Too rainy for Ostia Antica? Take advantage of La Settimana della Cultura, Rome’s Cultural Week … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Happening Now, Museums
Tagged Ancient Rome, caffe palombini, EUR, Italo Gismondi, julius caesar, La Settimana della Cultura, models, Museo della Civilta Romana, museum, Museum of Roman Civilization, Roman Empire, Rome Cultural Week, trajan, Trajan's column plaster casts
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Beware the Ides
These days, one’s biggest fear when wandering around the Largo Argentina area is stray cats and wayward trams. However, about 2,056 years ago, a certain fellow named Julius Caesar should have been a little more careful, as it was on … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Sites
Tagged et tu brute, historical reenacments, ides of march, julius caesar, mark antony, rome
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