Franchising, retail, business



 

Discovering Ischia’s underwater treasures

01Ischia

24/06/2016
Exploring the relics of the lost city of Aenaria, an ancient Roman port dating back to the 4th century B.C.

The sea surrounding Italy hides a number of treasures. An incredibly precious one was discovered 20 metres underwater, not far from Naples’coastal line. As explained by the magazine Italianicious, it all started in 1972, when two divers, Pierino Boffelli e Rosario D’Ambra, found by chance lead ingots with Roman inscriptions near the island of Ischia.
Many years passed without anyone fully understanding that their finding was the beginning of one of the world’s most important archaeological digs. The relics were, in fact, the remnants of the lost city of Aenaria, an ancient Roman port dating back to the 4th century B.C. It is now ascertained that Aenaria lies beside the modern port of Ischia, a few hundred meters from the medieval Aragonese Castle. The city, which took its name from the Latin word aenum (metal), was destroyed by a volcano or an earthquake. It was a rich industrial centre where lead, iron, copper and clay were worked on. Aenaria was also an important trading market, with merchants coming form all over the Mediterranean basin.
Massive excavations began in 2010 and the project has involved both scientists and local fishermen, who are working together above and below the water to uncover all of the settlement’s hidden secrets. Ceramics, mosaics, glass, columns and a 20-metre long piece of an ancient wooden pier are now in the hands of enthusiastic archaeologists, who are studying them to better understand how the daily life of the ancient port went on.
According to historian Costanza Gialanella from the cultural superintendency of Naples, finding Aenaria was “one of the most important discoveries in the world. We have not found other underwater cities like this and up until a few years ago we didn’t even know if it existed.” Today, it is possible to explore the mysterious underwater city, thank to an extensive service of glass-bottomed boats.

Fonte:http://www.thisisitaly-panorama.com/italy-today/discovering-ischias-underwater-treasures/

LEGGI GLI ALTRI BLOG

Logo FEPbyFFF dates UK

 

ImmagineCompanyProfileUK2ImmagineCompanyProfileIT2

Logo Store inout BrD piccoloL’idea di creare un blog giornaliero per  il mondo del retail nasce grazie ai continui feedback positivi che riceviamo dalle notizie condivise attraverso diversi canali.
Rivolto a tutte le tipologie di distribuzione presenti sul mercato: dal dettaglio ai grandi mall, dal commercio locale e nazionale alle catene di negozi internazionali, investitori, ai nostri fedeli clienti e chiunque altro è realmente interessato allo studio e all'approfondimento su ciò che guida il comportamento dei consumatori. E' anche un blog per tutti coloro i quali lavorano già nel mondo del Retail.
Verranno condivise le loro esperienze, le loro attitudini e le loro experties. Un blog di condivisione, quindi.
Ospitato sul sito della BRD Consulting, che da decenni lavora nel mondo distributivo Italiano ed Internazionale, il blog Store in & out riguarderà il business, i marchi e i comportamenti d'acquisto propri di alcune delle più grandi aziende.
Ci saranno anche notizie in lingua originale per dare evidenza dell’attenzione della nostra Azienda nei confronti del global.
È possibile raggiungere lo staff  a: info@brdconsulting.it

 

Questo sito utilizza cookie, anche di terze parti. Continuando la navigazione su questo sito accetti che vengano utilizzati.