June 27, 2010
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“[Visitors] are observed with greater jealousy and watchfulness since the scandalous behavior of some sharper [thieves], who have...pocket[ed] any small rarity upon which they could lay their hands. --John Russell on visiting Portici in 1749 via Liz Sonneborn
- "On many occasions, when a notable find was made, it was buried again in order to be refound before the eyes of some visiting noble personage."--The Secret Museum: Pornography in Modern Culture
Classical archaeology the excavation and analysis of ancient Greek and Roman sites was born on Wednesday, October 22, 1738.
It was October 22ndh of 1738, a Wednesday, when an engineer in the army of the Bourbon royal family in Naples, named Roque Joaquin Alcubierre 1702-1780, had himself lowered by ropes, down a great square well shaft, cut through volcanic material that had formed on the great volcano.
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