In the Valley of the Temples Discovered Frescoes of the First Century B.C.
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A new archaeological discovery in Agrigento, Sicily, revealed fragments of Roman paintings and columns dating from the first century B.C. The findings were located next to the old assembly site of the city...
The discovery was carried out by the archaeologists engaged in the Archaeological and Landscape Park of the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento
Some twenty-two centuries ago, the site where today is excavated in the Valley of the Temples was the place where the free citizens of Akragas, the Greek name of Agrigento, gathered to decide the affairs of their city. That building, a semicircular gradary that archaeologists call ekklesiasterion (from ekklesia, “assemblea” in Greek), is [...]
(Adnkronos) " Remains of frescoes, architectural elements and stuccoes of the first century BC were found in the excavation of the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa inside the Archaeological and Landscape Park of the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento. The finds come from what remains of an ancient building located just south of the "ekklesiasasterion," the cavea [...] L'articolo In the Valley of the Temples discovered frescoes of the first centu…
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