villa rustica – “Römervilla” at Ahrweilerthe villa |
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model and view of entire structure
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the bathhouse was built in two stages of villas I and II
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| clever depiction of the bathing scenes | |
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| sections of baths in Villa I | 25
was an unheated room for gymnastic exercises 31 marks the painting of the frigidarium |
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| 44 was a laconium, a dry sweat bath in Villa I | 23 was the bath changing room of Villa II |
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| another
section of the original bathhouse, later a 4th century smelt oven |
tomb
robbers cut a hole into the floor, revealing a well preserved hypocaust |
fresh water canal between bathhouse and villa |
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various sections of the house(s)
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| Section of the sliding window. Shards of window glass, laid out to the actual size of the pane of the sliding window. | |
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of three staircases
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kitchen of the road house |
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| not sure what this represents …my notes fail me here | |
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| tableware | |
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