New evidenceof ancient Caere is emerging from the Etruscan necropolis at Monte Abatone, in Cerveteri (Rome), where an archaeological survey and stabilization project has led to the rediscovery of several burial chambers and the recovery of…
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The Antonino Salinas Regional Archaeological Museum in Palermo has completed its renovation project with the reopening to the public of the first and second floors, which underwent restoration, functional rehabilitation, and a redesign of…
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The fragments of the “Olla di Cerere” do not come from a single vessel, but from at least two different jars, all made using the same technique. This is one of the findings to emerge from an interdisciplinary research project that…
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One hundred archaeological artifacts returned by the United States and an exhibition bringing together bronze sculptures of Roman emperors, which had been scattered for decades across various countries and collections. At the…
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On November 5, 2026, the House of the Mosaic Atrium and the Wattle-and-Daub House—two of the most important residences in ancient Herculaneum—will reopen to the public after decades of closure. The presentation will take place at 11 a.m…
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A sanctuary key, a thymiaterion, and two inscriptions in the Messapian language: these are some of the elements that make a tomb unearthed during excavations at the Archaeological Park of the Messapian Walls in Manduria, in the province of…
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A cabinet that had remained sealed for nearly two thousand years, containing personal items, household utensils, a necklace of amulets, and a small hoard of coins. This is the discovery made by archaeologists in Pompeii, in House IX 11…
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Images created using artificial intelligence, misleading stories, and the generation of revenue through a fundraising portal. This is the warning issued by Gabriel Zuchtriegel, director of the Pompeii Archaeological Park, who draws…
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