The Italian government on Tuesday released the first images of a deep cavern, the lupercal, where some archaeologists believe that ancient Romans honored Romulus and Remus — the legendary founders of Rome. NYT
Actually, some archeologists are saying the contrary: that space has nothing to do with Lupercale but it is a nymphaeum related to Nero's buildings.
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Actually, some archeologists are saying the contrary: that space has nothing to do with Lupercale but it is a nymphaeum related to Nero's buildings.
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