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VI.2.20

VI.2.20
According to Jashemski, Fiorelli said this site, excavated
1810-11, may have been a hospitium.
The entrance from the street led into an open area, which
may possibly have had some plantings.
A covered passageway on the right of the open area gave
access to a large triclinium and two smaller rooms on the north side.
See Jashemski, W. F.,
1993. The Gardens of Pompeii, Volume II:
Appendices. New York: Caratzas. (p.122)

VI.2.20

VI.2.20

VI.2.20
Corridor under the stone staircase, in
south-west corner of large room.

VI.2.20
Looking south at recess on west side, under the stone
staircase.
Looking towards corridor.

VI.2.20
Looking north towards large room and
west recess under the stone staircase.

VI.2.20 and
VI.2.17 Pompeii. December 2007.
Looking east along corridor on north
side of tablinum leading to the underneath of the stone staircase.

VI.2.20 and
VI.2.17 Pompeii. December 2007.
Looking north at atrium of VI.2.17, showing corridor (top
left) leading to rear of house at VI.2.20.
The tablinum is in the
centre, and a small room, on the right.

VI.2.20
Excavation at base of street wall
between VI.2.19 and VI.2.20.