Le indagini nei fornici VI, X-XIII dell'emiciclo nord orientale del Circo Massimo

The excavation (recently 2013-2014 promoted by the Capitoline Superintendency to Cultural Heritage) in the north-eastern sector of the Circus Maximus hemicycle has allowed deeper investigation into the structure and function of the fornices XIII, XII, XI, X and VI of the Palatine sector, further clarifying the tripartite spatial arrangement, architecture and function. Significant to the study was the use of 3D photogrammetry. Given the wealth of ceramic materials found, a case study has been presented concerning the XII fornix, of which the different phases of use have been reconstructed starting from the pottery found there. Thanks to this excavation it is possible to understand which classes and types of ceramics were circulated in this area and point out chronologically, some crucial moments in the life of this fornix, especially those relating to its commercial vocation