Specifically, the remains of a boundary wall of a monument made of squared tuff and peperino blocks with the depiction of a false door, the so-called Grande Colombario (from which the paintings preserved at the National Roman Museum come) and the Piccolo Colombario, both discovered in the 1820s-1830s by excavations carried out by the Doria Pamphilj family, are preserved.
A few meters away from these, another columbarium with abundant and good-quality pictorial remains attributable to the Augustan age was discovered in 1984.
