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How Technological Innovation Can Drive Greater Accessibility and Inclusivity in Archaeology

Venice Archaeology, Excavations in St. Mark’s Square: Disappeared Structures and Market Coins

Archaeological Discoveries in Venice: Uncovering Tombs and a Vanished Church in Piazza San Marco

Ancient inhabitants of the Copper Age in Northern Italy: 22 tombs with weapons and burial goods

The Last Day of the Great War Trapped in the Ice of the Alps: an Archaeological Time Capsule at Mount Scorluzzino (9,840 ft.). Archaeology...

Exploring Veneto’s Lagoons: Unveiling Roman Villas and Ancient Landscapes through Archaeological Surveys

A large marble statue of Apollo emerges from an excavation at the Etruscan-Roman sanctuary of San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany

Spina: Etruscan Maritime Hub in the Mediterranean – An Exhibition at the National Museum of Villa Giulia (Rome)

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