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Ted O'Neill
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Identification of original Stonehenge site discussed by British Newspapers and TV
The story of Stonehenge’s movement from Wales to England captured the imagination of British newspapers and TV over the St. Valentine weekend.Prof. Mike Parker...
Roman Aqueducts: Locating the Second ‘Chiocciola’ of the Aqua Virgo in Rome
A spiral staircase of the Aqua Virgo lies completely obscured beneath Villa Borghese and the busy “Muro Torto” road and looks very similar to...
Crossroads and Fountains, the Not-So-Secret life of Pompeii – Two Researches Throw Light on the “Archaeology of Everyday Life”
By Ted O'NeillLeading-edge Pompeii researcher Matthew Selheimer chaired a symposium at the Archaeological Institute of America’s annual meeting, (the AIA) talking about the fountains,...
The ten most infuriating phrases that Journalists use about Archaeologists AND Archaeologists use about themselves or each other
by Ted O'NeillLast week Angelo wrote the definitive top ten of phrases that infuriate an Italian archaeologist, so I thought I’d give it a...
Has proof been uncovered that an aqueduct south of Pompeii could be Roman? Enthusiasm and skepticism about the “Acquedotto Quisisana”
By Ted O’Neill*The true history of the Agerola-Quisisana aqueduct near Pompeii and Sorrento may soon be revealed according to local historian Angelo Acampora and...
The Roman “Cocciopesto” and the “Acquedotto Quisisana”
by Ted O'NeillCocciopesto is a waterproof building material used as a wall-covering and a floor-covering in water tanks and aqueducts. It is commonly confused...
Historical Aqueducts in the Bay of Naples
by Ted O'NeillThe most important historical aqueduct system in the Bay of Naples was the Serino aqueduct built by M. V. Agrippa probably between...