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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...
Exceptional Roman Coin Hoard Unearthed in Sardinian Waters: Estimated at Between 30,000 and 50,000 – ‘One of the Most Significant Discoveries of Numismatic Artifacts...
A significant discovery has been made beneath the waters off the northeastern coast of Sardinia, near Arzachena, in the form of a valuable deposit...
Pompeii, archaeological excavation at the “complesso dei Riti Magici” – Praedia Project 2021
In Summer 2021, archaeologists investigated the so called "Complesso dei Riti Magici" at the Pompeii's Regio II. The main goal was to collect new...
“Live” at the Archaeological Excavation of Poggio del Molino. A Roman Coastal Settlement in Tuscany – VIDEO
Poggio del Molino (Piombino, Italy) is a Roman settlement of an extraordinarily unique character located in one of the most beautiful areas of the...
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...
Volterra, the lost Roman Amphitheatre ”. Five years of excavations, a VIDEO DOCUMENTARY (English subtitles)
For five years, excavations have been underway in the ‘lost’ Roman amphitheatre of Volterra. ArchaeoReporter could not have chosen a better location for its...