**Unfertiger Reliefblock mit Librarius**
Paul Victor Bayer

Ubi Erat Lupa

Styria

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Ubi Erat Lupa, Latin for ‘Where was the (Roman) she-wolf’, is an international image database on ancient stone monuments and is operated and expanded by the association of the same name. The focus is on reliefs, inscriptions and architectural elements from antiquity, which can be found in large numbers throughout the Roman Empire. Currently (as of the end of 2024), almost 36,000 objects around the Mediterranean have been recorded.

To the digitised objects in Kulturpool

Introducing

Eternity in stone

As part of the project ‘Eternity in stone? Roman stones in wind and weather’ by the association Ubi Erat Lupa (lupa.at), the Roman stone monuments in Styria that are not kept in museums were documented in 3D.