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New Frescoes Discovered in Pompeii: The “Black Hall” Depicting Tales of the Trojan War
Pompeii (Italy) -The banqueting room is imposing (15 meters long and 6 meters wide), frescoed with a black background. It is one of the discoveries brought to light by...
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New Frescoes Discovered in Pompeii: The “Black Hall” Depicting Tales of the Trojan War
Pompeii (Italy) -The banqueting room is imposing (15 meters long and 6 meters wide), frescoed with a black background. It is one of the...
How Technological Innovation Can Drive Greater Accessibility and Inclusivity in Archaeology
Alessandro Sebastiani and Laura Morabito*Fifty years after computational technology first began to transform the world of archaeology, the potential for technological innovation in the...
Venice Archaeology, Excavations in St. Mark’s Square: Disappeared Structures and Market Coins
The archaeology of Piazza San Marco, one of the world's most renowned locations, is far from well understood. However, ongoing excavation surveys between 2023...
Mosaics Discovered at the Roman Villa in Bibione on the Coast of Venice
The Roman villa of Mutteron dei Frati in Bibione (Venice), hidden in the Valgrande pine forest, is providing new and very useful data for...
Archaeological Discoveries in Rome: The Emergence of Porticus Minucia, One of the Key Sites for Holding Power in the Capital of the Empire
The emergence of the Porticus Minucia. If you search, you find, and if you work in Rome, the only way not to disperse information...
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How Technological Innovation Can Drive Greater Accessibility and Inclusivity in Archaeology
Alessandro Sebastiani and Laura Morabito*Fifty years after computational technology first began to transform the world of archaeology, the potential for technological innovation in the field has never been more...
Venice Archaeology, Excavations in St. Mark’s Square: Disappeared Structures and Market Coins
The archaeology of Piazza San Marco, one of the world's most renowned locations, is far from well understood. However, ongoing excavation surveys between 2023...
Archaeological Discoveries in Venice: Uncovering Tombs and a Vanished Church in Piazza San Marco
A vanished church, and the tombs of ancient inhabitants in the heart of Venice. Archaeological discoveries in Piazza San Marco are significant, where a...
Ancient inhabitants of the Copper Age in Northern Italy: 22 tombs with weapons and burial goods
The discovery of the large Copper Age necropolis in San Giorgio Bigarello (Mantua, Northern Italy) has proved to be a surprise both in terms...