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Photograph of the Marmorata, or wharf for landing marble, showing an amphora carved into the wall to indicate the place for landing wine or oil, Rome, Italy
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Excavations, 1869 - The Marmorata, or wharf for landing marble, &c., under the Emporium, with an Amphora carved in the wall to indicate the place for landing wine or oil, with Opus Reticulatum of the first century.
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