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Monte Testaccio

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    …important are the amphorae from Monte Testaccio, a hill in Rome, still some 160 feet (50 meters) high, that is composed mostly of the remains of amphorae in which olive oil had been carried from Baetica to Rome in the first three centuries ce. Wine from Baetica and Tarraconensis, even…

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    …important are the amphorae from Monte Testaccio, a hill in Rome, still some 160 feet (50 meters) high, that is composed mostly of the remains of amphorae in which olive oil had been carried from Baetica to Rome in the first three centuries ce. Wine from Baetica and Tarraconensis, even…

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