In Piazza Ferrari, a Rimini da dicembre 2007 è aperta al pubblico l'area archeologica musealizzata di 700 mq denominata " Domus del chirurgo ". Un autentico tesoro che per l'eccezzionalità del ritrovamento è capace di motivare da solo una visita a Rimini. Lo scavo avviato nel 1989 ha portato in luce una Roman domus, a palatial residence of Late Antiquity, burial and traces of early medieval houses, medieval walls and modern-era low. The visit amounts to a journey into the past.
The name derives from porfessione Surgeon's last owner, a doctor of Greek culture, the house was destroyed by fire in the middle of the third century under the pressure of the first barbarians, domus has revealed, among the ruins , mosaics, ornaments, plaster, furniture, offering a snapshot of Rimini old.
The fine mosaic floors and walls, describe a residence for private use and professional, with inside a laboratory, a medical taberna, paved with the elegant polychrome mosaic Orpheus travels to the center.
The collapse that sealed the environment, has kept to this day is exceptional Coredo surgical and pharmaceutical, the richest joint antiquity. The archaeological section of nearby City Museum (located in Via Tonini, corner Piazza Ferrari, the former Convent of the Jesuits and former Civil Hospital) dedicates a special room at the Domus, here you can get into medical taberna, rebuilt next to the original scale and admire the most significant findings found between the rubble of the collapse, one is amazed before the extraordinary glass panel which decorated a portion of triclinium .
Following a video on Domus.
The name derives from porfessione Surgeon's last owner, a doctor of Greek culture, the house was destroyed by fire in the middle of the third century under the pressure of the first barbarians, domus has revealed, among the ruins , mosaics, ornaments, plaster, furniture, offering a snapshot of Rimini old.
The fine mosaic floors and walls, describe a residence for private use and professional, with inside a laboratory, a medical taberna, paved with the elegant polychrome mosaic Orpheus travels to the center.
The collapse that sealed the environment, has kept to this day is exceptional Coredo surgical and pharmaceutical, the richest joint antiquity. The archaeological section of nearby City Museum (located in Via Tonini, corner Piazza Ferrari, the former Convent of the Jesuits and former Civil Hospital) dedicates a special room at the Domus, here you can get into medical taberna, rebuilt next to the original scale and admire the most significant findings found between the rubble of the collapse, one is amazed before the extraordinary glass panel which decorated a portion of triclinium .
Following a video on Domus.
