Ancient Roman Temple Complex Opened to Public

Four ancient Roman temples dating back to the 3rd century B.C. have been opened to public visitation.
The temples were previously only visible from nearby sidewalks but have now been excavated and made accessible.
Two of the temples are believed to have been part of Pompey's Curia, the site of Julius Caesar's assassination.
The temples are dedicated to female deities, including Fortuna, the goddess of chance and fertility.
Artifacts from the site, like a stone colossal head and winged angel fragment, are on display.