One's Circus 10 Be Rebuilt for National Stadium Plan
Italian projects study reviving Rome legacy by rebuilding the Circus Maximus as a national stadium. Talks weigh feasibility of restoring ancient sites such as Caracalla baths or Ara Pacis, but Circus Maximus offers best connection to Rome's past with chariot races and imperial seats. The plan envisions a public celebration of Rome's capital status, with illuminations, processions, and ceremonial fires.
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Circus Maximus Rediscovered Beneath Rome Dust and Fire
Rome correspondence notes how charioteers once raced in the Circus Maximus with marble benches and gilded pavements now vanished. Fires, collapses, and late ruin followed through the empire, with scholars speculating marble scavenging and lime kilns doomed the site. A plan proposes clearing the site, exposing foundations, and rebuilding with wooden benches and a brick enclosure.
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Plea by Diplomat for Cleaner Hudson Celebration
John Bigelow, aged near ninety, writes to Colonel Buckett urging Hudson river cleanup as essential to the Hudson Fulton celebration. He recalls childhood joys on the river and laments pollution from riparian cities, urging purification as part of the commission’s mandate and declining the duties due to age.
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