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Change: that overlooks the sea. Magnificient and exceptionally coloured marble flooring and wall panelling was discovered in a room opening off this terrace. The relief of Telephus (pictured above and left) after which the house was named   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 867)

Change: ..Another corridor leads to a terrace overlooking the sea. Magnificient and exceptionally coloured marble flooring and wall panelling was discovered in a room opening off this terrace. The relief of Telephus (pictured above and left) after which the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1039)

Change: The relief (left) depicting an episode from the myth of Telephus (after which the house was named) was uncovered in an adjoining room. A copy is on display in the building.---ooo--- Insula Orientalis IIInsula Orientalis II lies north of Insula Orientalis   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1021)

Change: The rest of the house, laid out along a different axis, is on a lower level and is reached by way of a corridor off the tablinum.Off Thethe peristyle surrounds a gardenare withthree arooms centraldecorated basin.with ..marble.Another corridor   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 990)

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Change: of the cryptoporticus looking east, while the photograph aboveupper right shows the bridge spanning the buildings carrying the pathway leading into the site from the town of Ercolano. It gives you an idea of how deeply Herculaneum was buried. < Insulae VI, VII....................................................................................................................................Suburban District >   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 819)

Change: The original fountain has now been replaced by a replica, a photograph of which is pictured below. Above and to one side of the pool is a rectangular basin which may have been used as a fish tank.In the centre of the portico,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 818)

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