The paper discusses recent and integrated investigations in the Sanctuary of Apollo in Pompeii, which
contribute to the overall understanding of the diachronic evolution of this sacred place, from the archaic
period to the eruption of AD 79. High-resolution geophysical surveys have been interpreted in comparison with a new reading of the publication of Maiuri’s excavations and the most recent excavations.
The latest research offers significant additional information, not only on the constructive episodes of the
architectural complex and the urban landscape in which it is inserted, but also on aspects related to the
cult of Apollo and the associated rituality