Archaeologists from the University of Tokyo have found on the northern slopes of Mount Vesuvius in southern Italy, part of a building that could have been the villa of the first Roman emperor, Augustus. Through radiocarbon dating and physicochemical analysis of the volcanic rock covering the building, it has been demonstrated that it was in […]
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