Colonnacce

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Colonnacce are the well-preserved remains of a richly decorated colonnaded wall from the Forum of Nerva in ancient Rome.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman architectural structure
archaeological remain
alsoKnownAs remains of the colonnaded wall of the Forum of Nerva
architecturalStyle Ancient Roman architecture
associatedWith Forum Transitorium
belongsTo Roman Forum and Imperial Fora archaeological complex
linked to: Roman Forum
cityAdministrativeArea Municipio I of Rome
constructedDuringReignOf Emperor Domitian
linked to: Domitian

Emperor Nerva
linked to: Nerva
constructedIn 1st century CE
country Italy
function architectural screen
monumental backdrop for Forum of Nerva
hasDecoration allegorical figures
floral motifs
military trophies
reliefs
hasPart colonnaded wall
columns
cornice
entablature
frieze
pilasters
hasReliefSubject Minerva
Roman deities
personifications of provinces
heritageDesignation part of the archaeological area of the Imperial Fora
locatedIn Imperial Fora
Italy
Rome
materialUsed marble
orientation along the eastern side of the Forum of Nerva
partOf Forum of Nerva
period Imperial Roman period
preservationStatus well-preserved
touristAttraction yes
visibleFrom Via dei Fori Imperiali

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Forum of Nerva visibleRemains Colonnacce