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Roma – The new cultural diplomacy of the Meloni government chooses the Colosseum as its headquarters, from which it projects the beam of its action towards Southern Europe and the Mediterranean, one of the most densely populated regions in the world and the richest in archaeological sites. Archeology thus becomes a basis for dialogue, a […]
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Texas man unearthed an unexpected treasure during a family trip this winter — all thanks to his sons and wife’s Siri search. Arkansas State Parks recently shared news of the find, which was made at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Pike County. Forty-one-year-old James Ward […]
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Extraordinary finds from antiquity have recently been unearthed in Ephesus, the Turkish city where the Apostle Paul once preached. The discovery was announced on December 12 by Anadolu Agency (AA), a state-owned company in Ankara. Ephesus is also known as one of the seven churches of Asia […]
Gianni Versace. Terra Mater. Tribute to Magna Graecia Roots | Photo: © Giuseppe Asciutto | Courtesy of MARRC National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria Reggio Calabria – “I was born in Reggio Calabria, I spent my childhood playing by the sea and on the clearest days seeing Messina reflected in the waters of the […]
Naples – An intact figure of a peahen, mirroring a male specimen, reappears, along with a stage mask that can be attributed to a character from the comedy Atellana. It is Pappus, the old man who wants to appear young, but ends up mocked and mocked. And here also are some fragments of frescoes representing […]
Roma – A suggestive archaeological site in the capital is fully accessible again and regains its integrity. The Mausoleum of Saint Helena and the Catacombs of Saints Marcellin and Peter, forgotten for decades, have been the focus of particular attention in recent years: on the occasion of the 2025 anniversary, restoration and valorization works have […]
Maria Barosso, Demolition of the houses in Via Cremona for the excavations in the Forum of Caesar, 1932, pencil and watercolor on paper, Rome, Museum of Rome | Photo: Alfredo Valeriani Roma – It was 1905 when the artist and archaeologist Maria Barosso arrived in Rome as an official at the General Directorate of […]
