Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 28
ringers of lava ortufa, hard enough to resist the torrentswhich rushed down from the mountainsinto the plain, are little towns, whichdo not rise above the general level of the 42 ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Campagna, but which, when seen from can be seen, as is the case in fig. 6 Wow the end of the ridge,… … Photograph ly thr author. FIG. 7. A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL STUDIES INROME IS STANDING UFON THE DEPOSIT IN THE CHANNEL OFTHE UPPER AQUEDUCT, THE ANIO NOVUS. feature of the landscape is the aque- ridges. These two particular aqueducts ducts. But up among these parallel are not to…
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