A Garum Factory

Kolforn

by Kolforn
published on 08 April 2019

A Garum Factory — A watercolour depiction of the fish salting tanks at a Garum factory at the Roman Ruins of the Villa at Cerro da Vila which was built c. 27 BCE - 14 CE. The villa is located in what is now the resort of Vilamoura in Loule, Portugal.

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