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The article discusses the archeological excavation of the temple of Vigna Nuova in Crotone, Italy, in 2012 by the University of Geneva and the regional office of Crotone and Sila. The article presents the results of three archaeological surveys executed at the site, which indicate the location of what may be the ruins of a building dating from either the Archaic or Classical period.

The article discusses the scenes at the discovered friezes at the Cancelleria Reliefs. The friezes have been discovered for seventy years but the interpretations are not yet clear. This study demonstrates the two different scenes and explains their chronological distinctions. It features an adventus condensed with few soldiers and lictores, people of Rome in the background, the gods urging the victorious emperor in celebration of his triumph. The reliefs embody the values from central Domitian's political programs and other activities.

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