important works come from the triclinium such as the representation of Neptune and Amimone, Bacchus and Ceres and the Triumph of Dionysus. The entrance includes a dog's bed. The atrium has a lararium dedicated to Minerva. The service rooms include a wine press, tank for the collection of the must and a wine cellar with twelve dolia with a total capacity of seven thousand litres. The rooms used for the storage of the crop and tools for working the land are paved in clay, while the residential area such as the triclinium, finely decorated with paintings in Flavian art, has tiled floors. A seal with the letters MAR . A . S found during excavations may record the first name of the patron MAR, followed by the initial of the gens (family) A and then the word S(ervi). Villa Sant'Antonio Abate This is a villa rustica in Casa Salese in the upper part of Sant'Antonio Abate and was in the extreme limit of the ager stabianus on the border with Pompeii and Nuceria. It was discovered in 1974 and provided important information on Roman life: having never been excavated before, not even by the Bourbons, it contained a great variety of objects. It is thought that only one wing of the villa was brought to light. In 2009, a restoration and recovery project was approved for €40,000. The villa dates from the Augustus-Tiberius era and is probably built around a square courtyard. The area found is a large room near the perimeter wall with a small farmyard enclosed by lower walls and three square-base columns as part of a portico in the entrance to the villa, decorated with images of animals, plants and masks. Villa Medici Named after its locality, it was explored by la Vega in 1781–2. The villa has a rectangular plan with a courtyard in the centre with six columns frescoed in red, a dolium, a well and a basin with a canal that served as a drinking trough for animals. From the courtyard there are a series of rooms such as the kitchen with oven, a latrine, an apotheca where fruits were collected and laid on a straw bed and a torcularium, which in turn gives access to a large frescoed room with a yellow plinth and red stripes while the upper part has green bands on a dark background with drawings of flowers and leaves.