A Jellyfish Mask Uncovers a 2,000-Year-Old Roman Workshop
The archeology of the ancient Mediterranean reveals often unknown craft practices, witnesses of the interactions between Greek, Roman and local cultures. In Sicily, a strategic crossroads of trade and cultural exchanges, recent discoveries shed new light on the importance of crafts in daily and spiritual life. In Finziade, site located near Licata, the excavations of … Read more
