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Theatre building in Pompeii, Italy

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Ancient Roman concert hall, built ca. 80 BC. Originally roofed, it was used for music concerts and poetry recitals. Destroyed by the violent eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 7 AD. Also known as Teatro Piccolo. Ca. 1300 seats. (English)
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Property / Note: Ancient Roman concert hall, built ca. 80 BC. Originally roofed, it was used for music concerts and poetry recitals. Destroyed by the violent eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 7 AD. Also known as Teatro Piccolo. Ca. 1300 seats. (English) / qualifier
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Latest revision as of 13:00, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Pompeii, Italy
  • Small Theatre
  • Odeon
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Small Theatre [Pompeii]
Theatre building in Pompeii, Italy
  • Small Theatre
  • Odeon

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40°44'55.874"N, 14°29'20.353"E
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Odeón, Pompeya. 02.JPG
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Pompeii Odeion plan.jpg
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Ancient Roman concert hall, built ca. 80 BC. Originally roofed, it was used for music concerts and poetry recitals. Destroyed by the violent eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 7 AD. Also known as Teatro Piccolo. Ca. 1300 seats. (English)
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Pompeii Odeum (modern Pompeii, Italy). Cavea width: 34.8 m, orchestra width: 15.3 m; ca. 75 BCE. (English)
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199 BCEGregorian
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1,850
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80 BCEGregorian
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76-11
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