Medieval Rome's 'Catacomb Saints' were posthumously excavated, bejeweled and sent across Europe
The objects are indeed real – they are the centuries-old skeletal, human remains exhumed from Rome's underground catacombs.
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The peacock’s rise and fall as a symbol in myth, faith, and folklore
After holding a place of honor in the symbolic pantheon of Greco-Roman and early Christian iconography during the first ...
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From UAE to Denmark: Must-see destinations beyond Copenhagen
Explore Odense, Roskilde, Helsingør, and Frederiksborg Castle for history, culture, and stunning architecture.
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A 72-hour stopover in Ethiopia offers travelers ancient wonders and city adventures
In this photo provided by Nicole Evatt, eleven rock-hewn churches form the Orthodox Christian holy site of Lalibela in ...
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10 Reasons to Visit Greece’s Milos, the Home of Venus of Milo
Dating back to the 2nd century BC, it is one of the most significant pieces of ancient Greek art and can be seen at the Louvre ... These underground burial chambers are the largest early Christian ...
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Does Art Have Limits? Greek Artist’s Portrayal of Christian Icons Sparks Controversy
Controversy followed after an artist's works were vandalized by a Greek MP, labeling them as blasphemous for distorting ...
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Baobab trees, spiritual deities, US-Mexico confluence: Latest art in LA
The Canadian-Jamaican artist has arranged a series of five figures, all more than 12 feet tall, around a circular tapestry on ...