From December 2006 to July 2007, the exhibit Roma--Memorie dal sottosuolo. Ritrovamenti Archeologici (1980-2006) is at the National Museum of Rome. On display are 2000 or more archaeological artefactsun earthed in Rome from 1980-2006 in the areas of the Colosseum Valley, the Palatine hill, the recent Metro "C" archaeological surveys, and in the neighborhoods including the ancient roads of the Via Aurelia, Via Nomentana, Via Ostiense etc. A link to color digital images of newspaper reports of and artefacts from the exhibit has been made available by Martin G. Conde here, courtesy of Dott. ssa Sara Gavanovich, Rome (March 2007).
Thursday, May 03, 2007
New Archaeological Discoveries on display in Rome
As I prepare to visit the new Greek and Roman galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art tomorrow with 30 students, here's information about a new exhibit in Rome (thanks to Martin Conde):-
From December 2006 to July 2007, the exhibit Roma--Memorie dal sottosuolo. Ritrovamenti Archeologici (1980-2006) is at the National Museum of Rome. On display are 2000 or more archaeological artefactsun earthed in Rome from 1980-2006 in the areas of the Colosseum Valley, the Palatine hill, the recent Metro "C" archaeological surveys, and in the neighborhoods including the ancient roads of the Via Aurelia, Via Nomentana, Via Ostiense etc. A link to color digital images of newspaper reports of and artefacts from the exhibit has been made available by Martin G. Conde here, courtesy of Dott. ssa Sara Gavanovich, Rome (March 2007).
From December 2006 to July 2007, the exhibit Roma--Memorie dal sottosuolo. Ritrovamenti Archeologici (1980-2006) is at the National Museum of Rome. On display are 2000 or more archaeological artefactsun earthed in Rome from 1980-2006 in the areas of the Colosseum Valley, the Palatine hill, the recent Metro "C" archaeological surveys, and in the neighborhoods including the ancient roads of the Via Aurelia, Via Nomentana, Via Ostiense etc. A link to color digital images of newspaper reports of and artefacts from the exhibit has been made available by Martin G. Conde here, courtesy of Dott. ssa Sara Gavanovich, Rome (March 2007).
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