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Europe · PompeiiGreen lawn-mowing method part of plans for site which include reviving ancient vineyardsA flock of lawn-mowing sheep have been mobilised to trim unruly grass surrounding the ruins of Pompeii as part of an agricultural initiative for the site that also includes plans to revive ancient vineyards.The 150 sheep arrived in Pompeii on Thursday morning and immediately got to work munching away in an unexcavated section of Regio V, a vast area to the no…See the Story
Pompeii deploys flock of hungry sheep to keep grass short
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Science · PompeiiFrom the king who declared ancient finds a state secret, science needs freedom to research and gain insights. In addition to a lack of money, political interests can act as an obstacle, as Ursula M. Lagger shows using the example of Herculaneum and Pompeii. The official excavationsSee the Story
With the supervisor through Pompeii
iPad · PompeiiTulane University professor Dr. Allison Emmerson and her team have been doing to preserve the ancient history of Pompeii. The team has been able to accomplish this with a combination of taking extensive notes with the Apple Pencil and taking scans of the dig site trenches with powerful modeling apps.See the Story
Archaeologists are using iPad Pros to better preserve the history of Pompeii
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Roman · RomanL'ex direttore di Pompei sposa il suo compagno. Salma Hayek, Valeria Golino e molti vip dello spettacolo tra i presentiSee the Story
Capri, Paolo Sorrentino star alle nozze Osanna-De Marchi
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Disney+ · PompeiiFrom Pompeii to ancient Rome, Disney+ series Lost Treasures of Rome considers the art of the Roman Empire. It’s one of several art documentary series available to stream right now.See the Story
Ai Weiwei on Olafur Eliasson; Emperor Nero’s excesses – art shows to stream
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Pompeii · PompeiiThe Archaeological Park expands its offer for the public. Particular care has been taken to make it possible for people with disabilities to enjoySee the Story
Pompeii, the Casa dei Dioscuri and the Villa di Diomede are open to the public
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Pompeii · PompeiiMinister: “The Louvre costs 17 euros, the MOMA in New York 25 dollars. I don't understand why you can't spend money on culture in Italy.”See the Story
Naples and Pompeii, what a crowd for free museums. But Minister Sangiuliano: 'We are too generous'
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Archaeology · PompeiiArchaeologists have uncovered a Roman water system during excavations in Stabiae, located near Pompeii in the Province of Naples, Italy.Stabiae was largely buried during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, which released a deadly cloud of super-heated tephra and gases to a height of 33 km (21 mi), molten rock, pumice, and hot ash at a rate of 1.5 million tons per second. The resulting pyroclastic surges and heavy ashfall enveloped Pompeii a…See the Story
Ancient water system uncovered at Roman Stabiae
Pompeii · PompeiiBastille, known for singles Pompeii and Happier, have announced a special Kent show to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut album.See the Story
Chart-topping band to perform by the sea next summer
Pompeii · PompeiiLittle and nothing is known about them. The most famous - so to speak - was called Lucius and today if he gets a shred of notoriety it is only for the fact that his name has been traced in a fresco, not for particular artistic merits. For the rest, the “painters of Pompeii” remain a mystery, but certainly not their works, which millions of visitors admire every year in the most popular Italian archaeological sites and which can be seen for six m…See the Story
