In Via Giovanni Lanza, at number 130, a small drain in the side-walk gives access to an ancient hypogeum.
The structure shows traces of various alterations, including ancient ones, in which one can now see an inverted Ionic capital placed on a base, perhaps to form a small altar for some mysterious deity.
In the walls of the room there are several niches to make room for oil lamps.
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