Genetic analyzes carried out on a couple of victims of the eruption of Vesuvius, qualified as lovers since 1922, indicate that they would be two men. Embracing couple discovered in the Cryptoporticus villa at the archaeological site of Pompeii. Since their discovery in 1922, two entwined bodies
What was the daily life of the citizens of ancient Rome like? This week, we suggest you investigate the routine and the daily life of a great civilization thanks to its domestic objects and the use made of its buildings , aspects that you can also learn about in the article “Living in the underwor
ScanPyramids mission scientists publish in Nature this November 2, 2017 their discovery of a huge cavity in the great pyramid of Cheops. Could we find the pharaohs mummy there? On the left, Sébastien Prosecutor, from the CEA, in front of the muon detector used to scan the entrails of the Cheops py
The National Archaeological Museum brings to light this Thursday the Travel diary of Emilio Camps Cazorla , an unpublished manuscript that recounts the study trip that in the fall of 1930 , 85 years ago, three MAN conservatives undertook for Italy and France to complete their academic and professi