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Scale Model Celebrates the Glory of Imperial Rome
A Century-Old Botanical Catalog Shows How Urban Plant Life Has Changed
Roman Cisterns of Fermo
Scientist believes she’s found the recipe for ancient Roman concrete used 2,000 years ago
Who Could’ve Guessed Italy’s Secret ‘Orgy Island’ Had Such a Sordid Past?
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The Pomodoro Technique Is the Productivity Hack Designed to Halt Procrastination
Where Did All the Refugees From Vesuvius End Up?
This Caravaggio Painting Was Found in an Attic and Could Now Fetch $171 Million
Hamish Bowles Uncovers a Secret Garden in Venice
Legend says this mysterious stone head belongs to a woman who was petrified by an alchemist.
Who Invented Spaghetti and Meatballs?
What Does the “Extra-Virgin” in Olive Oil Mean?
The Unfathomable Power of Amor Fati
'Il Babuino' ('The Baboon') 2
Ancient Roman pen with an inscribed joke found under streets of London
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Torre Argentina (Roman Cat Sanctuary) – Rome, Italy - Atlas Obscura
Scaliger Castle – Sirmione, Italy - Atlas Obscura
How a Golden Tortoise Became Racer Tazio Nuvolari's Lucky Charm
From Fox News - 2,000-year-old silver dagger used by Roman soldier unearthed by scientists
The Tull Family Theater
EOS: Leonardo: The Works
Poor Clares Convent Cemetery – Ischia, Italy - Atlas Obscura
The mystery of the lost Roman herb - BBC Future
Amphitheatre of Italica – Santiponce, Spain - Atlas Obscura
Santuario Madonna della Corona – Ferrara di Monte Baldo, Italy - Atlas Obscura
From Fox News - Ancient Rome stunner: Sarcophagus dedicated to Romulus discovered
St. Valentine's Skull – Rome, Italy - Atlas Obscura
The Incredible History of Pizza - La Cucina Italiana
Temple of Valadier – Genga, Italy - Atlas Obscura
Cripta di San Magno – Anagni, Italy - Atlas Obscura
During the Renaissance, Drinking Wine Was a Fight Against Physics - Gastro Obscura
Pozzo del Diavolo (Devil's Well) – Caprarola, Italy - Atlas Obscura
The Black Death in Venice and the Dawn of Quarantine - Atlas Obscura
First-ever study into Italians' genetic diversity reveals it dates back 19,000 years ago | Daily Mail Online
A Sinkhole in the Center of Rome Revealed Stones From the Year 25 B.C. | Travel + Leisure
In Malta, Roman Ruins and Natural Wine Bars Sit Side by Side - Condé Nast Traveler
Via Flacca Ruins – Sperlonga, Italy - Atlas Obscura
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