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Nicole Winkler 29/03/2005 8:42
nice pic with good color.greetings Nicole
Anastasiya Ivanova 27/03/2005 3:56
Hehe....I guess so, medieval heritage....That's what I am majoring in in the college....
where is ''Castell'Arquato''?
LG Ana
Fabrizio N. 26/03/2005 17:48
Ana, these bricks belong to a palace, actually used as City Hall in Castell'Arquato. Not roman ages as you correctly stated but medieval ages.Ciao
Fabrizio
Anastasiya Ivanova 26/03/2005 15:44
I would like you can tell me where this AB is, and its origin?it looks like not quite old excavation...and...definitely not belongs to Roman ages..
Ana