The Cistern of the Baths of Diocletian in Rome Now Open to the Public
Good news for visitors to Rome, particularly those of you who enjoying exploring the eternal...
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Month: December 2012
The Bust of Nefertiti, 100 Years On
One hundred years ago yesterday, 6 December 1912, this limestone bust of Nefertiti was unearthed by a German archaeological team led by Ludwig Borchardt. The team were excavating in Armana, and came upon the ancient sculptor...
Read MoreQuadrigas Old and New
Writing about English Heritage’s new Quadriga Gallery a few weeks back got me reading more about quadrigas. After all, they adorn some of the most iconic monuments around the World, not just the Wellington Arch in London....
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Archaeology Travel is a growing resource for anyone who enjoys visiting archaeology sites and museums. Besides a blog with numerous articles giving a more personal perspective, the website has numerous regional and thematic guides, including something for all interests - from the earliest Stone Age to the more recent past.Read more about the website here ...
