Discoveries and news in Rome
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Roman mosaics were discovered in Turkey
In the south of Turkey, in Manavgat, Roman mosaics and remains of a church from ancient times were found. Mosaics show, among others animal images. The discovery was made at the end of last year.…Więcej
Roman ships were excavated in Serbia
In Viminacium (present city of Kostolac, in northern Serbia) a few weeks ago the remains of Roman ships and boats were found. Thanks to the employees of a nearby coal mine, the remains were brought…Więcej
Unbelievable Roman discovery in Poland
In the area of Hrubieszów (eastern Poland), an amazing discovery was made. An amazing treasure was found in the ground in the field – 1753 silver Roman coins (denarii), dated to the 2nd – 3rd…Więcej
Virtual tour in The National Archaeological Museum in Tarent
Ministero per i Beni e le Attivita Culturale – Italian Ministry of Heritage and Culture presents a promotional video and a virtual mini-tour in one of the greatest museums of Italy, The National Archaeological Museum…Więcej
Virtual tour in Louvre
Many museums offer virtual tours of their galleries, so we can admire selected works of a particular collection. A link to the masterpieces of the Antiquities Department at the Louvre is attached. Virtual tour in…Więcej
Virtual tour in Louvre
Many museums offer virtual tours, so we can admire the artefacts of our favourite collection. Please find enclosed the link to the Department of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities in the Louvre Museum. Virtual tour…Więcej
Video showing artifacts from attics of Archaeological Museum of Naples
RAI presents a promotional video where we can admire the ancient masterpieces hidden in the attics of Museo Nazionale Archeologico di Napoli.Więcej
Grape and wheat seeds were found in Sri Lanka
Ceylon – a large island located near India – belongs to Sri Lanka. Interestingly, in 2018 researchers found wheat grains (dated to the II-II century CE) and grape seeds (VII-VIII CE) in Mantai (northern Sri…Więcej
Shared for visiting the House of Lovers in Pompeii
In Pompeii, after 40 years, the famous House of Lovers was reopened. The object was badly damaged in 1980s as a result of the earthquake that struck Campania. The building was discovered in the 30s.…Więcej
Archaeologists to undertake excavations at amphitheater
In south-east England, excavations are to begin in Richborough. The place where archaeologists are to begin work was once occupied by the Roman amphitheater. According to specialists, on the surface now covered with grass, in…Więcej
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