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Illuminating Rome’s Sculptural Past, Literally
The surviving sculptures of Ancient Rome are in their own natural capacity beautiful examples of craftsmanship and aesthetic wonders. However, most surviving sculptures completely lack (though sometimes have traces of) their original painted color. Such color was no doubt essential … Continue reading
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Oldest Surviving Christian Inscription Identified
Researchers have recently identified the world’s oldest surviving Christian inscription. The carved stone, officially named “NCE 156,” is written in Greek and dates all the way back to the second century, at the height of the Roman Empire. The only … Continue reading
Pompeii’s History Preserved
The Ancient Roman city of Pompeii was “buried by a volcanic eruption in AD 79 and was not rediscovered until the 18th Century.” There is fear that this once lost city could be at risk of becoming lost yet again. … Continue reading