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Oct 8
Roman-era paintings and stucco found near the ancient assembly seats of Agrigento’s citizens
Archaeologists digging in Agrigento, Sicily, have found pieces of painted plaster, building parts and stucco from the first century BCE. The team is from Italy’s Scuola Normale Superiore. They worked inside the Valley of the Temples Archaeological and Landscape Park. The finds came from the remains of an ancient building just south of the ekklesiasterion, […]