This article was originally published on VesuvioLive by Marta Laureanti
Can an archaeological site inspire awareness and respect for the landscape in the community?
In the district of Ponticelli located in the eastern suburbs of Naples, a Roman villa , dating from I century B.C. was discovered in the 80s .
I interviewed dr Anna Ambrosino , in charge of the activities organized in the villa by volunteers of the Gruppo Archeologico Napoletano (G.A.N.) to discover what impact has the site in the local community, in one of the difficult part of Naples.
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In the district of Ponticelli located in the eastern suburbs of Naples, a Roman villa , dating from I century B.C. was discovered in the 80s .
I interviewed dr Anna Ambrosino , in charge of the activities organized in the villa by volunteers of the Gruppo Archeologico Napoletano (G.A.N.) to discover what impact has the site in the local community, in one of the difficult part of Naples.
read more here
The Roman villa in Ponticelli, copyright G.A.N.
