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ITALY
ROME
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Forum
of Julius Caesar
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Conceived by Julius Caesar in the 50s B.C., completed
by Augustus and remodeled in the second and fourth
centuries A.D., the Forum of Julius Caesar was the
first extension of the Roman Forum into the area that
within a century was filled by other "imperial" fora. This project, jointly undertaken by the University
of Caen, the University of Lecce, and UCLA, shows
the Forum of Caesar in its late-antique phase and
is part of UCLA's Rome Reborn Project.
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| Name
of site |
Forum
of Julius Caesar |
| Location |
Rome |
| Date
represented in model |
ca.
400 A.D. |
| Scientific
Committee |
Carla
Amici (University of Lecce), Diane Favro (UCLA), Philippe
Fleury (University of Caen), Bernard Frischer (UCLA),
Cairoli Giuliani (University of Rome), Paolo Liverani
(Vatican Museums), Françoise Lecocq (University of Caen),
Russell Scott (Bryn Mawr College) |
| Modeler(s) |
Monica
De Simone |
| File
format |
MultiGen
Creator |
| Status
of project |
In
progress |
| Comments
and Links |
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| Last
update of this table |
May
10, 2003 |
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| View of the Forum of Caesar |
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