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A Roman Villa Mixed the Pharaohs' Most Expensive Pigment Into Its Plaster Like Cheap Filler
23+ hour, 12+ min ago (525+ words) Archaeologists analyzing wall fragments from a Roman villa in northern Italy have found something that shouldn't be there: grains of Egyptian blue, the oldest synthetic pigment ever made, mixed throughout the plaster itself rather than painted on top of it....
No, It's Not Pompeii: This Roman City on the Black Sea Just Revealed a 105-Square-Meter Mosaic
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (340+ words) Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy announced the find on social media alongside a second discovery from this year’s campaign: a head of Eros, the Greek god of desire — a figure familiar to English speakers mainly through his Roman counterpart, Cupid — carved…...
Archaeologists discover that ancient ports were much larger than we imagined: Roman ships did not only dock at the piers
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (945+ words) Researchers from the University of Haifa and the Paul Valery University of Montpellier demonstrate that outer anchorage areas were decisive in maritime traffic in Antiquity, which forces a rewriting of port importance rankings. Underwater archaeology is experiencing a silent revolution....
A Unique Snake-Decorated Vessel Linked to the Secret Cult of the God Sabazios Found in a Roman Villa in Girona
1+ week, 5+ day ago (817+ words) The fragment decorated with snake heads, discovered at the Collet site (Calonge), is one of the few pieces of its kind documented in the Iberian Peninsula and evidences the presence of Eastern cults in the rural sphere during the Augustan…...
Submerged Etruscan Port from the 4th Century BC, the Oldest Linked to a Temple, Discovered Two Meters Deep off the Coast of Rome
2+ week, 5+ day ago (880+ words) A 4th-century BC docking structure, located 130 meters from the Punta della Vipera sanctuary, remained submerged at less than two meters deep. A team of underwater archaeologists and geologists from Sapienza University of Rome and the Center for Maritime Studies has…...
Was Malaci a Nymph? The Enigma of the Lady of Cova Dones
3+ week, 4+ day ago (890+ words) More than 120 Latin inscriptions and a set of offerings deposited by the water reveal an organized cult to an unknown divinity. A woman ventures into the mountain with a light and a spindle in her hands, walking through the passageways…...