Antikythera — The Shipwreck That Held the World’s First Computer
In the spring of 1900, a group of Greek sponge divers sheltering from a storm near the small…
In the spring of 1900, a group of Greek sponge divers sheltering from a storm near the small…
The northernmost frontier ever held by the Roman Empire: a 63-kilometre turf barrier cutting across Scotland from the…
The most complete surviving Roman city north of the Alps — Augusta Praetoria Salassorum, founded in 25 BCE…
Buried for centuries beneath a Turkish farming village, Aphrodisias yielded one of antiquity's most complete cities when excavators…
A hilltop archaeological site in southwestern Albania preserving the ruins of ancient Illyria's most important Greek colonial city…
The fourth of the Fascist-era new towns built on the reclaimed Pontine plain south of Rome, designed by…
The most complete ensemble of Roman monuments in Spain and the capital of the most important Roman province…
The most complete Bronze Age landscape in Arabia — stone towers, beehive tombs and a copper-trading civilisation at…
An Etruscan city on a hill above the Casentino and Val di Chiana, famous for three things that…
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