In the Hellenistic and Roman quarter of Sicily's Valley of the Temples, archaeologists have closed out an eleventh season of excavation with a discovery that traces one building's life across eight centuries, from the third century BC through the fifth century AD, and offers a rare, tangible glimpse of Christianity taking root on the island.
So glad you loved it! This building is in the Hellenistic and Roman quarter of the Valley of the Temples, the residential and commercial part of the site, a bit off from the famous temple row itself, so it's easy to walk right past it.
I love this! I’ve been to Agrigento twice but never seen it. Where is it? Isn’t it the most fascinating place?
So glad you loved it! This building is in the Hellenistic and Roman quarter of the Valley of the Temples, the residential and commercial part of the site, a bit off from the famous temple row itself, so it's easy to walk right past it.