the new exhibition space capitoline museums former giovanni montemartini thermoelectric centre rome italy |
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| navigate by keyword : 477 1997 ancient archaeology archeological art began capitoline centre century classical complex converted converting date era evolution example exhibition extraordinary finds floor former fourth giovanni great ground history hundreds industrial italy location montemartini museum museums new permanent republican restructuring rome sarcophagus sculptures shows space success thermoelectric they transfer works |
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| Sarcophagus in the ground floor of the new exhibition space of the Capitoline Museums in the former Giovanni Montemartini Thermoelectric Centre in Rome Italy. They date from 477 A.C.. The archeological finds in the ground floor shows the evolution of the ancient Rome from the Republican Era to the fourth century A,C. The history of the Museum began in 1997 with the transfer of hundreds of sculptures into the new location during the restructuring works of the Capitoline complex converting it after the great success in a permanent exhibition. It is an extraordinary example of industrial archaeology converted into a museum for classical art. |
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