Pompeii revives 19th-Century school for young researchers
Pompeii Archaeological Park relaunches training school, offering six field placements to young researchers.
Pompeii Archaeological Park relaunches training school, offering six field placements to young researchers.
More than a century ago near Alghero, a winery unearthed a Neolithic necropolis and saved Torbato, an ancient Catalan grape.
In Barbagia autumn opens ancient doors, from Grazia Deledda’s Nuoro home to Oliena’s courtyards of embroidery
The Colosseum celebrated a decade of defibrillators, honouring a teenage footballer whose death built a lifesaving network.
In Sardinia a neolithic tomb later turned into a Byzantine church preserves six millennia of history for curious visitors.
Emperor Tiberius dined in its sea cave. Now Sperlonga’s beaches, boats, and kitchens stay open long after August ends.
Rome has opened its largest ancient Roman fresco and mosaic to visitors, and reservations are already impossible to get.
Rome’s only pyramid reopens September 4 after three years, with new lighting, free evening tours, and a rebuilt archaeological area.
Experts say the AI that reads Herculaneum’s charred scrolls signals a wider research revolution.
An Istanbul-born London guitarist brings flamenco funk to a 1460 palazzo in a invitation-only event organised by The Gratitude Spot.
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