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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...
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...
The Queen of all Ancient Maps: After a Century, the Forma Urbis Romae Becomes Visible Again on the Celio Hill
Rome - The opening of the Archaeological Park of the Celio with the Museum of the Forma Urbis is one of the best pieces...
New Archaeological Excavations at the Imperial Fora: The Temple of Peace and the ‘Many Romes’ that Have Overlapped Over Millennia
The Sovrintendenza Capitolina concluded an important excavation campaign just before Christmas in the area of Largo Corrado Ricci. This is the site where a...
The domus with the stunning ‘in grotta’ mosaic: archaeological discoveries in Rome between the Palatine and the Forum
This is a 'specus aestivus,' a banquet hall used during the pleasant season, designed to mimic a cave. The luxury showcased here reflects what...
Revealing Pompeii’s Prison-Bakery: Insights into Ancient Exploitation
The latest revelations from Pompeii's archaeological excavations shed light on the harsh realities of slave labor within the Vesuvian city. This discovery unveils an...
The Extraordinary Colors of an Italian Masterpiece: The Restoration of Rosso Fiorentino’s Deposition in Volterra, Made Possible by Friends of Florence
A monumental two-year restoration of Rosso Fiorentino's Deposition from the Cross has concluded successfully, marking a significant moment in Italian art history. The masterpiece...
Spina: Etruscan Maritime Hub in the Mediterranean – An Exhibition at the National Museum of Villa Giulia (Rome)
The exhibition "Etruscan Spina at Villa Giulia: A Grand Port in the Mediterranean" (National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome) marks the conclusion of...
Discovery and Restoration of a Rare Bronze Age Yoke from a Pile Dwelling Site in Este, Italy
The archaeological discovery of a Late Bronze Age yoke (14th - 13th century BCE) from the pile-dwelling site on Via Comuna in Este, Province...
Call for papers: Session #619 Happy Archaeology for Healing Museums at the 29th EAA Annual Meeting
Archaeology for the community and healing museums are the topics to which the Aglaia Foundation, together with Trinity College Dublin, is dedicating a session...