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Polychrome Late Antique Mosaic and Christian Monogram Unearthed in Sicily
Archaeologists working in Agrigento, Sicily, have uncovered a polychrome geometric mosaic and a group of objects linked to the city’s early Christian community. The discoveries were made during the 11th excavation campaign in the Hellenistic-Roman Quarter of ancient Agrigentum, close to a large Roman bath complex. The excavated building remained in use for nearly eight…
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Ancient Greek City of Akragas Reveals Hidden Lives as Excavations Resume in Sicily
For generations, the ancient city of Akragas has been defined by its monumental temples rising above Sicily’s southern coast. But as excavations resume in 2026, archaeologists are shifting attention away from sacred architecture toward something far more intimate—the everyday lives of the people who once inhabited this powerful Greek city. A new excavation campaign inside…