Ryanair flies to Ancona from London Stansted, and one-way tickets towards the end of August can be found for less than £30.

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Enquirer photographer Liz Dufour captured destruction of Jewish cemeteries' monuments in 2024. It was shocking, she says. Here's why she returned.

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A year after vandals desecrated a Jewish cemetery on Cincinnati's West Side, work began to repair both the visible and emotional damage.

Why is there a Jewish practice to bury prayer books and other texts that contain God's name? A rabbi offers the mystical answer.

And why were the Romans so into public bathing? Public baths everywhere While living in Rome for almost a year, I noticed the remains of ancient baths (thermae in Latin) everywhere.

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Roberto Gualtieri, the Mayor of Rome, announced the unearthing of a colossal marble head in the area of the Trajan Forum. "A fascinating discovery," remarked Gualtieri.

Archaeologists Found a Stunning Viking Cemetery That Hadn’t Been Touched in 1,000 Years The people buried there likely served one of the most influential rulers in Scandinavian history.