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Broken Pot Mountain
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Its name derives from the Latin mons testaceus : testae, meaning "tiles", "amphorae". The hill is in fact composed of many fragments of over 53 millions of terracotta amphorae, mostly olive oil, neatly arranged there in Roman times and coming from the nearby river port on the Tiber. For this reason, it constitutes a unique archaeological site.
The Monte dei Cocci, or Monte Testaccio, is an authentic “waste tip”, an artificial mound dating from the Roman era rising in the very heart of the city.
Monte Testaccio (h 30 mt) is made up of countless layers of shards of Roman times.Monte Testaccio (h 30 m) est composé d'innombrables couches de débris de l'époque romaine.