[SunkenCiv]

A Roman villa buried eight metres below an Italian church will open to the public this July. Photo: Vassili CasulaA Roman villa buried eight metres below an Italian church will open to the public this July. Photo: Vassili Casula

[mancini]

Awesome ...love the Amalfi Coast!

[chrisser]

Set the countdown clock for the Amish to blow it up as an offense to Mennonism..

[MarvinStinson]

Thanks, SunkenCiv

[Stormy_2021]

Owned by Soros no doubt... /s

[NormsRevenge]

Wow.. Frozen in time ... and pyroplastic flow and stuff.. a Cecil B DeMille kind of day happened.. and not on a huge sound stage set.

Wished we had the time to see some of Amalfi last trip,, next time.

[Bellflower]

What happened to the Church? Is it still there or been moved? I wonder what the history of the Church is?

[BluH2o]

Just returned from Italy. Spent four days on the Amalfi coast staying at a five star hotel in Positano. No idea this type of archeology work was underway until I read this article. They describe the Amalfi coast as being sun kissed ... couldn't prove it by my visit it rained a good portion of the time we visited. Nevertheless it is beautiful area. Great food as well, one family owned restaurant Costantino’s impressed us ... we had dinner there twice.