A Murder in Ancient Rome: The Case of Pedanius Secundus and the Slaughter of His Household
The praefectus urbi’s murder reopened a debate the empire had avoided for generations According to Tacitus, in the year 61 AD the city of Rome … Read more
Guide to unusual places in Italy.
The praefectus urbi’s murder reopened a debate the empire had avoided for generations According to Tacitus, in the year 61 AD the city of Rome … Read more
Marketed as a Neolithic and Roman find, the site was in fact assembled with concrete and grouted stone blocks. A man in northern Italy has … Read more
Pristine Tufa Tombs Reveal Mediterranean Trade Links from 550 BCE On Wednesday, July 15, at the Pastificio Garofalo in Gragnano, in Via dei Pastai, officials … Read more
The Italian language is lovely. But it is also hilarious. There are many colorful and expressive Italian sayings, which create vivid pictures and scenes. And … Read more
The allure of Italy is almost impossible to resist. From the sun-drenched rolling hills of Tuscany and the ancient, cobblestone streets of Rome to the … Read more
For centuries, Italy has served as the epicenter of global artistic evolution. From the classical majesty of the Roman Empire to the radical innovations of … Read more
The Dromedaries of San Rossore: How World War II Wiped Out Tuscany’s Century-Old Herd For over three hundred years, the coastal pine forests of San … Read more
A guide to the lagoon city’s history, architecture, islands, and the peculiar institutions that kept it independent for over a millennium Few cities have written … Read more
The Venice Lagoon Has Become One of Europe’s Most Important Flamingo Sanctuaries For much of the twentieth century, flamingos were an exotic postcard image associated … Read more
Pompeii’s House of the Chaste Lovers Gives Up Two Working Animals A fresh round of excavation inside the House of the Chaste Lovers at Pompeii … Read more
How the Raeti, the Romans and the Bavarian Settlers Shaped a Territory That Still Defies Easy Categories The autonomous province of Bolzano sits at Italy’s … Read more
Forty Languages, One Peninsula: A geographic and historical guide to the twelve communities recognised under national law, from the Dolomites to Salento Italy is commonly … Read more
Deep in the heart of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region lies a city that guards a secret more precious than gold. Modena is the birthplace of an … Read more
Constantinian Era Architecture at the Port of Rome A few centimeters beneath the topsoil of a former agricultural field near Rome, excavations have uncovered the … Read more
Rockets, Bikinis, and Lost Originals: Michele Loffredo on Italian Science Fiction Covers Michele Loffredo is a prominent Italian art historian and critic who has bridged … Read more