The Archaeological Museum of Milan is located on the area between via Nirone , corso Magenta, via Luini and via Ansperto, corresponding to the ex-Monastero Maggiore area (VIII-IX century). The area is one of the richest archaeological sites in the city with Roman, late Roman and medieval remains, preserved even in elevation. The most important remains are those of a Roman Domus of I century, portions of the city walls and a polygonal tower of the III-IV century and the second tower of the late Roman circus.

Metadata	Information
Source	Politecnico di Milano - Computer Vision & Reverse Engineering Lab
Contacts	Gabriele GuidiScientific coordinatorPolitecnico di Milano - Dipartimento di Meccanica B221Via La MasaMilano20156Italia +390223997183gabriele.guidi@polimi.it
Copyright Credit Line	Comune di Milano
Europeana Rights	The Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication (CC0)
Period Name	From the I century AD to present time
Provenace	The owners of the complex is: Comune di Milano
Heritage Asset Type	Ancient remains