Rome restores to the public the tombs of the Rupe of São Paulo with a new path in the Sepulcret of the Via Ostiense, reopened after an intervention of safety, restoration and enhancement financed by the PNRR Caput Mundi. It is not, therefore, a recent archaeological discovery: the burials were identified between 1932 and 1933 [...]
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Rome restores to the public the tombs of the Rupe of São Paulo with a new path in the Sepulcret of the Via Ostiense, reopened after an intervention of safety, restoration and enhancement financed by the PNRR Caput Mundi. It is not, therefore, a recent archaeological discovery: the burials were identified between 1932 and 1933 [...]