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Bathing in history at San Casciano park - Lifestyle

(by Silvia Lambertucci) Looking out from the edge of the sacred bath, where the archaeologists found the wonderful bronzes, to listen to its continual bubbling; discovering the traces of the Etruscan shrine that the Romans turned into a monumental temple; . © ANSA

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San Casciano yields new treasure, a marble Apollo - Lifestyle

(by ANSA correspondent Silvia Lambertucci) A youthful Apollo, elegant and beautiful, intent on hunting a lizard. © ANSA

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Italian archaeologists back at Syria s Ebla after 12 years - Lifestyle

Trenches dug among temple ruins, pillboxes set up inside city walls that are thousands of years old, perhaps with some unexploded land mines thrown in - the ancient city of Ebla, discovered by Italian archaeologist Paolo Matthiae in 1964, endured years of . © ANSA

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Sceptre, mermaid finds shed new light on ancient Selinunte - English

An agora stretching out almost 33,000 square metres, the biggest in the ancient world, that is once again showing its boundaries. © ANSA

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Sceptre, mermaid finds shed new light on ancient Selinunte - Lifestyle

Remains from early colonies hugely important Marconi tells ANSA © ANSA

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