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Join the International Catacomb Society on Zoom for our annual discussion with past Shohet winners Caitlin Barrett and David Cardona, to discuss their respective work in Pompeii and Malta. There will ...

Türkiye's Culture and Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy has said archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Pompeiopolis in the Taşköprü...

It is too early to know what emerita Ellen will be like, so for now, let us enjoy being in the presence of and reading the writings of medieval Ellen.

Join the International Catacomb Society on Zoom for our annual discussion with past Shohet winners Caitlin Barrett and David Cardona, to discuss their respective work in Pompeii and Malta. There will ...

If you’ve ever wanted to experience Malta’s rich history in a completely different light, this is your chance. Museums by Candlelight is returning to Rabat and Mdina on Saturday, 19th September, invit...

Rome is enduring another sweltering summer, with temperatures regularly climbing above 39C, but relief from the heat can be found beneath the city’s streets, in...

An ancient Roman complex uncovered in central Athens will be restored and opened to the public alongside remains of the Themistoclean Wall.

Explore 19 fascinating catacombs around the world, from Paris and Naples to Malta and Mexico, where history, mystery, and the macabre meet

Just outside of Rome, the Alban hills rise in an area known as the Castelli Romani. Several towns with ancient roots are located in this beautiful, tranquil setting. Albano Laziale is about 16 miles f...

Archaeologists in ancient Greek Agrigento uncovered a colorful mosaic and early Christian finds revealing the city's remarkable evolution.

If you go to Ravenna, Italy, you will find that there are two ancient churches dedicated to the city's patron St. Apollinaris. One, in the heart of the city, was built in the early sixth century by th...

Scholarship is a powerful tool for changing how people think, plan, and govern. By giving voice to bright minds and bold ideas, we seek to foster understanding and drive progressive change.

by Chance Bonar Eusebius Pamphilius, bishop of Caesarea Maritima (modern Qesarya/قِيسارْيَة, Israel), is a fixture in the study of ancient Christianity. Living from the 260s to 339 CE and spending …

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