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Courtyard of a Thermopolium
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Courtyard of a Thermopolium

This courtyard (2nd–3rd cc.) formed part of a Roman thermopolium, a commercial establishment serving hot food and drink. A mosaic floor, marble basin, and central fountain once animated the paved space, while a built-in bench along the wall provided seating for customers. The combination of durable materials and modest ornament illustrates how everyday dining could be framed within an orderly, semi-public setting.
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