Robocoop conceals Rome restoration work with "illusionary infill facade"
Intended to blend into its historic surroundings, Robocoop created a temporary facade to hide construction on a palace courtyard restoration in Rome.
Source: dezeen.com
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Rome reopens Pyramid of Cestius for free guided tours
Rome is to open the ancient Pyramid of Caius Cestius every Sunday in October with free guided tours, the capitals archaeological superintendence announced.
Source: wantedinrome.com
Ruins of Emperor Nero's Theater Discovered near Vatican
Archaeologists say the ornate ruins of Nero’s theater were found near the Vatican at a site earmarked for a luxury hotel
Renato Sebastiani Paolo Carafa Julia Agrippina Ministry Of Culture Sapienza University Of Rome Marzia Di Mento
Source: scientificamerican.com
Archaeologists Unearth Remnants of Emperor Nero's Theater Near the Vat
Archaeologists discover remnants of Emperor Neros theater in Romes Rovere Palace, providing unprecedented insight into Ancient Romes history.
Source: ftnnews.com
Moment 17-year-old Swiss girl is caught 'carving her initial into Colosseum wall'
The girl from Switzerland is visiting Rome with her family and has been caught carving her initial into the popular sight on Friday, July 14, according to Italian media reports.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Gym instructor filmed carving into Colosseum wall says he 'didn't know it was old' in apology
EXCLUSIVE: Ivan Dimitrov, 27, said he only learned the antiquity of the Colosseum after he was caught red handed carving his and his girlfriends names into the monuments wall.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Tourist who carved 'Ivan and Hayley' into Colosseum wall is revealed as Bristol fitness instructor
Ivan Dimitrov, 27, was caught on camera by American tourist Ryan Lutz as he carved the words, Ivan and Hayley 23 into the 2,000-year-old Colosseum brickwork with a set of keys.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
California man who filmed tourist etching into wall of Rome's ancient Colosseum brands them 'jerks'
Geographer Ryan Lutz, (left) 38, filmed the tourist as he carved the names into the stone walls of the 1,937-year-old building using a set of keys.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Second century funerary altar of teenage girl discovered in Rome
Rome is home to countless archeological sites, some of which are now tourist attractions such as the Colosseum or San Clemente. Others, like this columbarium, are still being uncovered. 
Source: jpost.com
Rome pyramid used to promote Death on the Nile movie
The use of Romes ancient Pyramid of Cestius to promote the release of Kenneth Branaghs new movie Death on the Nile has drawn a mixed reaction in Italy.
Source: wantedinrome.com