http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26443808
The Italian government - or more correctly, successive Italian governments - should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. When will they step up and do their own fair share, particularly in light of the amount of revenue cultural tourism generates in Italy annually? For so many years now the EU and mainly American and British philanthropic institutions have done all the heavy lifting.
Clio Ancient Art and Antiquities seeks to make antiquities and artifacts of the Mediterranean world accessible to a wide audience while offering print and electronic resources to both the novice and experienced collector of ancient art. With 25 years experience collecting and extensive travel in the Mediterranean world, owner Chris Maupin has consulted on ancient art for museums and private collectors.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Italian government releases funds for Pompeii amid new damage to site
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antiquities,
antiquity,
archaeology,
art,
heritage,
history,
Pompeii,
Roman,
Roman Empire
Location:
Wilmington, NC, USA
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