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Marble relief uncovered in Herculaneum .........................February 18, 2009 marble relief displaying Dionysiac scenes was discovered in Herculaneum in a large room with fourth style decoration in a partly excavated residence in the so-called northwest insula. (Soprintendenza Archeologica di Pompei). 300th anniversary of the Rediscovery../........................December 10, 2008 aples plays host to a series of events to mark next year's 300th anniversary of the rediscovery of the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum. (BBC News - Europe). Italy declares Pompeii Emergency ..............................................July 4, 2008 ompeii has fallen into such disrepair that the Italian government has declared a "state of emergency" in a bid to save the ruins. (BBC News - Europe). Roman Throne found in Herculaneum ............................December 5, 2007 he remains of a Roman throne have been found in the ruins of Herculaneum. The remains were found buried 25m (82 ft) below ground, near the Villa dei Papyri. (BBC News in Pictures). Excavations at the Villa of the Papyri to Resume ............October 24, 2007 rcheologists have resumed their search for a library of Greek and Latin masterpieces thought to lie under volcanic rock at the ancient Roman site of Herculaneum. (Richard Owen, The Times). Painted Roman Sculpture Found ............................................March 25, 2006 he head of a female warrior was retrieved this week from the debris of a collapsed escarpment at Herculaneum, the seaside resort for the rich and powerful of ancient Rome that was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD79. (Richard Owen, The Times). Rare Pompeii Silver Unveiled .....................................................July 19, 2005 magnificent 20-piece Roman silver dinner service was displayed publicly for the first time since its owners fled the eruption of AD79. Discovered in a wicker basket five years ago, it is now restored and will be displayed in the National Archeological Museum of Naples in 2006. (David Willey, BBC News). Battle for the Books of Herculaneum .........................................May 22, 2005 he popular author, Robert Harris, joins academics in the controversy over whether to resume excavations at the Villa of the Papyri or to leave the site for future generations to explore. (Peter Popham, Sunday Independent). . . Millionaire to Fund Digs at Herculaneum ..........................February 13, 2005 philanthropist, David W Packard, has offered to fund excavations at the Villa of the Papyri in Herculaneum or to support conservation work, 'if the proper circumstances develop'. (Nick Fielding, Sunday Times).

Recent Updates Pompeii - Public Buildings Amalgamated 'Public Buildings' and 'Temples' under one heading. The City Gates Added a section on the gates with details on individual gates. House of the Moralist Added plan and revised text to give a more detailed description. House of Trebius Valens Added plan, revised text and added 1 picture. ---ooo---