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Temple of Venus survived almost 2,000 years in volcanic landscape, here’s how
A new study uncovered the secrets of the ancient Roman builders—how did they build ...
Aerial view of the temple of Venus located in the archaeological park of Baia, a hamlet of Bacoli, in the metropolitan city of Naples, in Campania, Italy. It was an octagonal thermal building, with ...
The material used to build the Temple of Venus in Naples has remarkably endured even as Earth's surface around it sank from ...
Excavated at the Medieval hilltop city were three inner walls of what was a monumental structure, likely an ancient pagan temple, underneath a parking lot. Their whereabouts were pinpointed by Douglas ...
A new study shows how the Roman Temple of Venus in volcanic Italy survived 2,000 years with advanced mortars, bricks, and volcanic materials.
Sarsina is a sleepy, rural town of barely 3,000 residents straddling the pristine Apennine mountains in Italy’s Emilia Romagna region, surrounded by stunning views and grazing sheep. While it has a ...
Some 1,600 years ago, a group of Roman empire citizens in Italy received a letter from Emperor Constantine, allowing them to celebrate a religious holiday in their hometown rather than traveling to a ...
Archaeologists discovered ruins of an ancient cult temple in Italy, seen here in an aerial view. Douglas Boin Saint Louis University via Phys.org Some 1,600 years ago, a group of Roman empire citizens ...
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