Head of emperor Augustus.
Funeral monuments.
Architectural elements from the hispano-visigothic period which followed the invasion of the roman empire.
Architectural element from the hispano-visigothic period which followed the invasion of the roman empire.
Stretch of the road between Lisbon and Braga, 4 meters wide.
Mosaics, ca. 200 AD.
Roadside shops, built in the 1st century, destroyed ca. 300.
House of the swastika, home to a wealthy family, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The swastika was a solar representation bearing good luck.
House of the swastika, home to a wealthy family, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The swastika was a solar representation bearing good luck.
House of the swastika, home to a wealthy family, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The swastika was a solar representation bearing good luck.
House of the swastika, home to a wealthy family, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The swastika was a solar representation bearing good luck.
House of the swastika, home to a wealthy family, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The swastika was a solar representation bearing good luck.
House of the swastika, home to a wealthy family, 1st and 2nd centuries AD. The swastika was a solar representation bearing good luck.
House of the skeletons, a prestigious private residence, ca. 200, later occupied by a late-roman and medieval cemetery.
House of the skeletons, a prestigious private residence, ca. 200, later occupied by a late-roman and medieval cemetery.
House of the skeletons, a prestigious private residence, ca. 200, later occupied by a late-roman and medieval cemetery.
Baths of the wall, late 1st century AD, located in a residential area, used simultaneously by men and women.
The roman city of Conimbriga was entirely remodeled in 70AD and a new forum was dedicated to the imperial cult.