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Archaeologists in Corsica uncovered the ruins of an ancient Roman tile making workshop with a kiln, wash basin and warehouse, photos show. Photo: Nathalie Gonzalez/ Inrap

Archaeologists Uncovered a Tile Workshop From the First Century in Corsica

3 December 2024

Archaeologists from the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) excavations on the east coast of Corsica have uncovered...

Aerial view of the Ghisonaccia site with the Alzetta stream in the background, flowing towards the Tyrrhenian Sea. Photo: B. Chevaux, Inrap

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An Etruscan Home Discovered in Corsica “First-Of-Its-Kind Find for the Island”

11 July 2024

Archaeologists have discovered the first Etruscan domestic structure, dating to the 6th to 4th centuries BC, off the east coast...

Archaeologists Uncovered a Tile Workshop From the First Century in Corsica

An Etruscan Home Discovered in Corsica “First-Of-Its-Kind Find for the Island”

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