Friday, July 24, 2026

STABIAE NECROPOLIS DISCOVERED AT AN ITALIAN PASTA FACTORY IN GRAGNANO A factory expansion in southern Italy has led archaeologists to a rare 6th century BCE cemetery filled with imported luxury goods and fragile organic objects. The find, made beneath the Pasta Garofalo production site, gives a rare view of life in pre Roman Campania. Many of the burials — textiles, wooden objects, and woven fiber baskets, items almost never found from this period — were sealed inside tuff stone chambers. 6th-century BCE necropolis with luxury grave goods found beneath Italian pasta factory | Archaeology News Magazine


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