Overall, the project for the recovery and enhancement of the archaeological complex involves excavation, analysis, restoration, consolidation and securing of structures. Appropriate lighting systems and, if necessary, drainage works will be constructed. The result will be the recovery and enhancement of an important archaeological heritage, offering the public an opportunity to learn about and appreciate the history and beauty of the complex.
An initial work will involve excavating the rooms currently covered by buryings in order to reveal the underlying structures and understand their layout and organisation. The excavation will be followed by a thorough analysis of the structures found, which will provide valuable information about the history and function of the complex.
Next, the restoration, consolidation and securing of the archaeological environments will be carried out. These interventions aim to preserve the structures in the long term, ensuring their stability and preservation. Static consolidation and restoration measures will be taken to restore the structural integrity of areas currently propped and/or covered.
As for the systems, a lighting system will be installed to highlight the archaeological structures. If necessary, drainage works will be constructed to manage the water table and prevent moisture or seepage problems that could damage the structures.
Another intervention will involve a surface excavation of the sector of the hemicycle interposed between the two already visible structures. The excavation will provide a better understanding of the constructive continuity and relationship between the various parts of the archaeological complex.
Finally, restoration and consolidation of the structures currently visible in the hemicycle on the Aventine side will be carried out, with the aim of restoring the structures to their former glory and ensuring their proper enjoyment by visitors.