Greek Sanctuary and Unique Bronze Age Artifacts Found in Italian Cave
Archaeologists have announced the discovery of a wealth of treasure, including a new Greek religious sanctuary and unique Bronze Age artifacts, at the popular tourist destination of Pertosa-Auletta caves in Italy.
The latest dig season has unearthed significant findings, shedding new light on the history of the area.
No specific quotes were available from the archaeologists.
The discovery includes a Greek shrine and a Bronze Age dwelling, making it a notable find in the field of archaeology.
Author's summary: Archaeologists discover Greek sanctuary and Bronze Age artifacts in Italy.
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