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Photograph of details of the construction of the House of Nero, showing opus reticulatum and opus lateritium brickwork, Rome
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Tiber. Etruscan Lions' Heads on the bank of the Tiber, for carrying a pole for fastening vessels.
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Tiber - Remains of Old Fortifications near the Island.
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Construction - Concrete (opera a sacco) in layers in a Fort under S. Saba, B.C. 300 (?).
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Excavations, 1869 - Ruins of Houses of the first century in a street made in the great inner foss of Servius Tullius, with the backs of them built into his great earthwork or Agger (destroyed in 1870)
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Church of S. Clement - South side of the Quadriporticus, or entrance court, A.D. 1250 (called by many names), with part of the Monastery (A.D. 1120) seen over it.
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Construction, A.D. 60 - House of Nero, Opus Reticulatum and Opus Lateritium.
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