For the first time in nearly seven hundred years, the three surviving sections of the Gospel of Mark—one of the most important manuscripts of medieval Europe—will be brought together in one place: Aquileia, the city that has preserved it…
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In recent days, in Aquileia, not far from the forum, in the garden of the former police barracks on Leicht Street, which recently became part of the Aquileia Foundation's patrimony, the mosaic of the "flower carpet" came back to light…
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After being hosted at the Palazzo del Quirinale in Rome, the National Archaeological Museum in Naples, the National Archaeological Museum in Reggio Calabria, and the James-Simon-Galerie in Berlin, the exhibition The Gods Return. The…
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A team from theUniversity of Verona's Department of Cultures and Civilizations, under the direction of Patrizia Basso in collaboration with Diana Dobreva, recently concluded a new excavation campaign in thearea of the former Pasqualis…
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Protests had recently been raised against a photovoltaic project that could compromise Aquileia's archaeological and scenic heritage. The plant, planned to be built in the San Zili-Casa Bianca locality, would have spread over an area of…
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A chorus of protest is rising in Aquileia against a photovoltaic project that could jeopardize the area's archaeological heritage and landscape. The alarm comes directly from the Aquileia Foundation, the private-law entity (whose founding…
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The Great Baths of Aquileia, one of the most impressive and significant bath complexes of the Roman Empire, continue to prove to be a source of important discoveries. Archaeologists from theUniversity of Udine, led by Professor Matteo…
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The history of the city of Aquileia is rooted in the distant past, going back 2200 years: its foundation dates back toRoman times, and fortunately there are traces of this in numerous archaeological remains found in its territory. Thanks…
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