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Parts Of Colosseum Newly Open To Public

October 22, 2010 Historical, News & Oddities No Comments
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This is quite exciting news. Following recent restauration, the Colosseum’s underground dungeons will open to the public for the first time this week, giving visitors access to the chambers where gladiators once prepared for battle, and wild animals were caged before being transported by lifts up to the central fighting arena. … Continue Reading

Fellini’s La Dolce Vita: Drugs And Sex?

February 11, 2010 Historical, News & Oddities No Comments
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Tom Kington’s new article in the Observer (published on 7 February 2010) is amusing, but at the same time evokes a glamourous Rome from a slightly different perspective. This is how the article begins: … Continue Reading

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