"Minerva" is a great magazine for archeology and ancient art lovers. Its current issue has an article, with great pictures, about the House of the Bicentenary, was reopened to the public in 2019.
https://minervamagazine.com/grand-designs-at-herculaneum.html
Thank you for sharing this article. I can only wonder what other treasures are still buried around Rome and other ancient cities in Italy.
In 1976, I was in Pompeii hearing about the wonderful finds in Herculaneum which was not open to the tourists at that time. I remember wishing I could see it. 2002, I did see both sites and Herculaneum was my preferred of the two. Due to the different damage during the explosion, things are visible at Herculaneum in a better state than Pompeii. It just doesn't disappoint.
Thanks for sharing the article.
Thank you so much for sharing! Currently planning a trip for post-Covid (finger crossed).
