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Porta Marina e Cinta Muraria-one of the three entrances to the site
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Porta Marina e Cinta Muraria-in Roman times boats would access this site
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Porta Marina e Cinta Muraria
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Cinta Muraria-part of the old city walls
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Porta Marina ramp that was used to bring cargo into the city
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Markings on the columns mark excavation sites
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Most ruins look like this-the roof collapsed into the structure due to the weight of the ash
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Old Roman road
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Roman house
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Tiempo di Venere
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Temple of Venus
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View from Pompei
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Souvenir shops right off the exit of the site
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The area around the Pompei ruins
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Site exit
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Part of the Bay of Napoli can be seen in the distance
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Factories and industry contrast with the calmness within the old city
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Southern Italy is known for its hills
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Passage leading to the Edifici Amministrazione Pubblica
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Casa di Trittolemo
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Casa di Trittolemo, reknown for its colonnade in the courtyard
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Basilica di Pompei
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Overview of the Basilica
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Speaker's stage at the Basilica
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The Basilica was a structure of at least two levels
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The Basilica was mostly a law court
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Alley between the Basilica and Edifici Amministrazione Pubblica
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This perspective gives a good idea of the size of the Basilica
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Edifici Amministrazione Pubblica
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View from the Basilica into the Forum
