 Archaeological excavations in the basement of Palazzo Valentini is a permanent exhibition, which adds to the historical and artistic heritage of Rome with the new archaeological area of the Roman Domus. The refurbishment work and museum research carried out in recent years with an entirely curated by art historians, archaeologists and architects, all under the Provincial Administration, has proved of great importance to the importance in Roman times the area, and because the discoveries possible to reconstruct an important part of the topography of the ancient and medieval city of Rome. The fascinating journey through the remains of Domus patrician imperial age, belonging to powerful families of the time, perhaps senators, with mosaics, wall art, polychrome floors, pavements, and other artifacts, is supported by a redevelopment project managed by Piero Angela and a team of technicians and experts, such as Paco Lanciano and Gaetano Capasso, who gave new life to the testimonies of the past through virtual reconstructions, light, sound effects and projections. | 
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