The Guardianflipped into ScienceArchaeology Metal-detecting versus real archaeology The Guardian - LettersArchaeology is not metal-detecting – the discovery of objects is not the aim, however “valuable” an item or hoard may appear to be (Stealing Britain’s history: when metal detectorists go rogue, 2 June).
Vivian Narvaezflipped into WRITTEN IN STONEBritish Humour Archaeologists in Pompeii say lockdown message was confusing and unclear | NewsBiscuit newsbiscuit.com - oshaughnessy New evidence has emerged from the ancient city of Pompeii concerning details of a lockdown, before it was buried under tons of volcanic ash and …
Lonely Planetflipped into Latest storiestravel news Travel returns to Italy as borders reopen and museums welcome visitors Lonely Planet - Sasha BradyThe Colosseum and other major attractions in Italy have begun welcoming visitors again ©Simona Granati/Corbis/Getty Images After three months of lockdown, travel has returned to Italy on 3 June as regional
The GuardianItaly Colosseum reopens to tourists: 'With so few of us we can enjoy it more' | Coronavirus outbreak | The Guardian The Guardian - Angela GiuffridaColosseum reopens to tourists: ‘With so few of us we can enjoy it more’ Roman site begins admitting small groups as Italy scrambles to salvage its tourism sector Alessandra Grimaldi was born in Rome, until
AvatarIan radcliffeflipped into Ancient RomeHistory Roman bathing basin found in Swiss spa town thehistoryblog.com - livius drusus A Roman bathtub that was part of an ancient spa has been discovered in the Swiss city of Baden. It was unearthed during new pipeline installation in …
The Guardianflipped into World NewsCoronavirus (Covid-19) Leaning Tower of Pisa among sites in Italy to reopen after lockdown The Guardian - Angela Giuffrida in RomeSome of Italy’s most famous cultural sites are coming back to life after being closed for more than three months as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The Leaning Tower of Pisa reopened on Saturday,
