 One of the two areas preserves the remains of the monumental landing gate, which from the first century BC marks the northern entrance into the city, and an urban hinge that connected the gate with the town.In the other area it is possible to observe a small portion of the residential district, which was an urban expansion at the beginning of the first century AD.A stretch of urban road, paved with stone bases and bordered by crepices, is particularly striking for its extraordinary state of conservation; on this road faces the domus of the Pantera, so called because of the black and white mosaic in the "atrium", which shows the animal while drinking.