Remains of the Roman forum of Terracina
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The Emilian Forum The Roman forum of Terracina (Italy) is without doubt a particular monument as it keeps still today not only the ancient limestone paving as well as the original function of civil and religious centre of the town. Its name comes from Aulus Aemilius, the local magistrate who, between the end of the 1st century B.C. and the beginning of the 1st century A.D., ordered to pave the square and to engrave his own name on the stone blocks. This 3D model represents a portion of the Roman forum that is currently located under the cathedral of Terracina
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