Papyrus

Italian researcher claims to have located Plato’s burial place

An Italian researcher believes he has identified the location of Plato's burial place in Athens by analyzing papyri from Herculaneum.

According to the research, led by the Italian papyrologist Graziano Ranocchia of the University of Pisa, Plato is buried in a in a private area in a garden in the Academy, near a sacred shrine to the Muses.

How Europe’s oldest book was saved

Scrolls expert conservator Anton Fackelmann at work in a Vienna museum. In 1962 he was invited to the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki to try to make the almost charred scroll of Derveni papyrus suitable for reading. By spraying the papyrus with plant sap and placing the fragments under a heat lamp, he managed to save over 260 fragments.

Παλαιό Φάληρο: Επικοινωνία Θεοδωρικάκου με τον Αλβανό ομόλογό του για τον «βιαστή με το τατουάζ»

Ο υπουργός ζήτησε τη μέγιστη δυνατή κινητοποίηση των αλβανικών αρχών ασφαλείας

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