Greek Sanctuary and Unique Bronze Age Artifacts Found in Italian Cave
A recent archaeological excavation in Italy has uncovered a wealth of new discoveries, including a Greek religious sanctuary and unique Bronze Age artifacts.
The findings were made at the famous Pertosa-Auletta caves, a popular tourist destination.
- Greek religious sanctuary discovered
- Unique Bronze Age artifacts found
- Excavation took place at Pertosa-Auletta caves in Italy
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Author's summary: Archaeologists uncover Greek sanctuary and Bronze Age artifacts in Italian cave.
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