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Roman cisterns
Underground Roman system for receiving and inhaling rainwater, Fermo, Italy
Historical civil building museum, Fermo
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The Roman cisterns are an underground archaeological site from ancient Rome in the town of Fermo, province of Fermo in the Marche region. The conventional dating places them around 40 AD, based on the presence on a wall of a tile fragment bearing the stamp of a contractor operating in those years (Clodi Ambrosi). The building is located under Via Paccarone and partly under the former convent of the Dominican friars, beside the church of San Domenico.
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