FPSA Pompeii. May 2011. Looking north-east over north side of area A south. Photo courtesy of Michael Binns.
FPSA Pompeii. May 2011. Looking east across north side of tomb area. Photo courtesy of Michael Binns.
FPSA Pompeii. August 2011. Looking east above FPSA along rear of tombs FPSB to FPSH.
Photo courtesy of Peter Gurney.
FPSA Pompeii. August 2011. Looking east along rear of tomb. Photo courtesy of Peter Gurney.
The tomb area had four columellae (in foreground, now buried) in a line north (left in this photograph) to south.
According to D’Ambrosio and De Caro, at the north end was an inscribed marble columella.
L NONIVS
CELER VIXIT
ANNVM ET ME
SES QVATOR
They expanded this to
L(ucius) Nonius
Celer Vixit
Annvm Et Me(n)
ses Quat(tu)or
South of this was a second taller inscribed columella
A STATIVS
MOSCHUS
They expanded this to
A(ulus) Statius
Moschus
The third columella was not inscribed.
The southmost columella was facing north
HYGIA
VIX AN XVI
They expanded this to
Hygia
Vix(it) an(nis)
XVI
See D’Ambrosio A. and De Caro S., 1988. Römische Gräberstraßen. München: C. H. Beck. p. 216, taf. 35e-g.
FPSA Pompeii. May 2011. Looking east along the north side of FPNA to the arch of FPNE. Photo courtesy of Michael Binns.
FPSA Pompeii. December 2005. Looking south-west from FPSE with FPSA at the far end of the raised area.