Regio VII, Insula 13
Length of block – 41.53 m
West side street – Vicolo di Eumachia (4.25 m wide)
East side street – Vicolo della Maschera (2.31 m wide)
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| Doorway | Excavation Date(s) [1] |
Function [2] |
Name [2] |
| VII, 13, 1 | 1818 | Shop | None |
| VII, 13, 2 | 1818, 1854 | Shop | None |
| VII, 13, 3 | 1839, 1863, 1975 | Shop connected to 4 | None |
| VII, 13, 4 | 1839, 1863, 1975 | Atrium House | House of Ganimede House of the Four Seasons House of the King of Prussia House of the Prince of Salerno |
| VII, 13, 5 | 1818 | Shop originally connected to 4 | None |
| VII, 13, 6 | 1818 | Shop | None |
| VII, 13, 7 | 1819 | Small craftsman's house with dyeworks with furnace | None |
| VII, 13, 8 | 1819, 1841, 1863 | Atrium House | House of L. Caecilius Communis House of M. Stronnius Favorinus |
| VII, 13, 9 | 1847 | House and Shop | House and Shop of Anius Modestus |
| VII, 13, 10 | 1847 | Shop | None |
[1] Excavation dates have been transcribed from Gebäudeverzeichnis und Stadtplan der antiken Stadt POMPEJI by Liselotte Eschebach and Jürgen Müller-Trollius (Köln: Böhlau Verlag, 1993).
[2] The functions and names of the individual buildings are taken from a Catalogue of the Names of the Structures Along Via dell’Abbondanza, which was compiled by the authors. This information was obtained from seven authorities on Pompeii that are described in the Names Catalogue section of this website. The original source material for this insula can be found in the table entitled Names - North Side. Similar entries have been condensed or combined and Italian, Latin and German terms have been translated into English.