Slovenia, Sempeter Roman necropolis

The video explores the Roman road from Aquilaia to Poetovio, highlighting Shempeter's location in line with Roman burial customs. It details the discovery and excavation of Shempeter, where a statue was found in 1952. The site, used between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD, features graves with sculptures and reliefs depicting myths of resurrection. Artifacts are displayed in the Salia Regional Museum. The Roman road connected towns like Aqualia and Imona, with many patricians buried in Shempeter. The video also covers the tombs' artistic depictions, including the Spectatious family tomb and the Ineast family tomb, showcasing Roman mythology and lifestyle.

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