Last minute Carsulae, the buried city of San Gemini

Already known in the XVII century the ancient Roman site of Carsulae was brought to new shine only in the second halves the XX century. Along the oath of via Flaminia, were discovered important documents that testify the remote activity of this great centre risen between Terni and San Gemini. Overall the construction of the area goes back to the I-III century, and it counts in its inside numerous buildings worthy of note as the palaleo-Christian church of San Damiano, adorned by what remains of some ancient decorations, followed by the Basilica Grande. Proceeding there's the Amphitheatre and the Theatre, the first dated to the Flavian age, while the second, has probably been built in the Augustan period like the arc of San Damiano, settled in the northern entry of the city.  

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