Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo)

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Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo) is an important archaeological site in Rimini, Italy, featuring a Roman-era domus renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved surgical instruments and medical artifacts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman domus
archaeological site
museum
associatedWith Roman medicine
Roman surgery
history of medicine
city Rimini
country Italy
endDate 3rd century CE
EnglishName Surgeon’s House
excavationStart 1989
excavationType urban archaeological excavation
exhibitionType in situ archaeological display
museum exhibition of artifacts
hasPart Roman residential house
domestic rooms
hypocaust remains
medical tools
mosaic floors
pharmaceutical containers
surgical instruments collection
heritagePeriod Imperial Roman period
linked to: Roman Antiquity

Roman Empire
ItalianName Domus del Chirurgo
knownFor Roman medical artifacts
archaeological evidence of ancient surgery
exceptionally well-preserved surgical instruments
mosaics
wall paintings
languageOfName Italian
locatedAt Piazza Ferrari
linked to: Piazza De Ferrari
locatedIn Emilia-Romagna
Italy
Rimini
materialCulture bone and ivory instruments
ceramic containers
glass vessels
metal surgical tools
openToPublic true
operatedBy Comune di Rimini
preservationStatus well-preserved
region Emilia-Romagna
significance important evidence of professional practice in a Roman provincial town
key source for study of Roman medicine
one of the richest collections of Roman surgical instruments
startDate 2nd century CE
touristAttraction true

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Rimini hasLandmark Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo)
Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo) ItalianName Domus del Chirurgo
linked to: Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo)