Fell's final stop after Fano in April 1921 was the end of the Via Flaminia at Rimini. He walked through the Arch of Augustus at Rimini, a fitting end to a journey along the ancient road.
For more information and detailed itineraries of Ashby, Toynbee, Fell, Rowland Pierce, and Armstrong’s journeys along the Via Flaminia, see J. Wade and A. Giovenco, Road trips, rail journeys and landscape archaeology: reconstructing research itineraries and travel excursions in Italy through the British School at Rome’s Photographic Collections, Papers of the British School at Rome 90 (2022), 297–324.
Photo by R.A.L. Fell: Arch of Augustus at Rimini, 1921, Thomas Ashby Collection, Other Photographers Series, Box 8
