Showing posts with label Pompeii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pompeii. Show all posts
October 15, 2024

Urban Tombaroli and Two Clandestine Excavations: Near the Villa at Oplontis and in Central Naples

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The Carabinieri have uncovered a clandestine excavation in Torre Annunziata, believed to be aimed at looting artefacts from the renowned Vil...
December 20, 2023

And the epigraphic fragment of the marble lararium lived happily ever after...

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Our story begins at the house of Lucius Caecilius Iucundus , a banker from Pompeii, whose residence was found buried under a blanket of ash ...
October 16, 2016

Dear Tourists, Remember the motto: “Take only pictures, leave only memories.”

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Its an age old adage, a memorable saying which holds some important fact of experience that is considered true by many people:  Always ...
March 6, 2016

A Morbid Fascination: Should Human Remains Still be on Display?

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By Aubrey Catrone, 2015 ARCA alumna   “‘Stolen from death.’ The Casts. The Photography.” main exhibit, panoramic view,  Image Cr...
February 26, 2015

Pompeii frescos found in garage in Southern California to be returned to Italy

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by Catherine Schofield Sezgin, ARCA Editor San Diego, California - The 10News Digital Team for ABC's 10 News reported yesterday "...
September 26, 2013

Review of theater screening of "Pompeii from the British Museum": expert guides provide insight to exhibit

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by Eleanor Edwards, Special Contributor Last night, September 25, theaters all around the United States screened " Pompeii from t...
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September 25, 2013

Fathom Events Presents "Pompeii from the British Museum" in US Theaters Tonight Only

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"Pompeii from the British Museum" will be screened in dozens of theaters throughout the United States tonight. Here's a link ...
August 9, 2013

Report from ARCA in Amelia: More on the Pompeii field class, Napoli, and courses by Valerie Higgins and Dick Ellis

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Painting of Amelia  by A. M. C Knutsson by Sophia Kisielewska, ARCA Intern Extremely early on Sunday morning a large proportion o...
August 2, 2013

Report from ARCA in Amelia: Dorit Straus teaches "Insurance Claims and the Art Market"; Erik Nemeth finishes course on cultural security; and students visit Pompeii and Oplontis with Acting Academic Director Crispin Corrado

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Dorit Straus by Summer Kelley-Bell, ARCA Intern This week brought us the amazing Dorit Straus, who taught "Insurance Claims ...
August 12, 2012

Back to the Ancients: A Class Trip to Oplontis and Pompeii

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 The villa at Oplontis By Kirsten Hower,  ARCA European Correspondent  Last Sunday, the ARCA class of 2012 ventured south of Rome...