Aquileia, Porto Fluviale, Italy
I century A.D.
The “Via Sacra”, set up in 1934, follows the ancient water course across the Roman settlement, after the confluence of Natiso cum Turro, flanked by quays on both sides: the monumental arrangement dates to the 1st century AD, whereas fortifications and structural changes took place at the time of the siege Maximus the Thracian (238 AD) and of Julian the Apostate (361 AD). You can see about 400 metres of the western docks, made of blocks of Istrian limestone, with landing facilities, set on two different levels related to the flood tide. Storehouses (horrea) and sloping roads connected the river to the market places and the Forum.
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Techcooltouraugmented
reality
mobile
application
Within the project, twelve archeological
sites in four countries are marked with
Augmented Reality infoboards.
When viewed through smart phone,
the boards trigger virtual presentations
and offer additional info to visitors,
thus transforming the routes into
virtual open air museum.
Download and install the free
TECHCOOLTOUR application
from the links bellow.
Web presentation and augmented reality
mobile application are designed and
developed within the project by
LiveViewStudio