Ancient Abruzzo
Call the Midwife: The Quiet Women of Care
A visual and archival journey from a MuNDA birth painting to municipal midwives and modern nursing - care that never changed, only names.
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Blood, Bread & Belief: The Superstitions of Abruzzo
Abruzzo’s Ognissanti wind carries chestnuts, olive oil, and old superstitions told by Giovanni Pansa in 1924
Sheep in Abruzzo: Money to the Lord, Bread to the Shepherd
Millions of sheep once bankrolled Abruzzo’s abbeys and art, while shepherds lived on bread. A tale of wealth, faith, and survival
Journey Back in Time: Explore Amiternum’s Ancient Treasures with the Free Shuttle Bus!
Are you ready to step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of Amiternum? Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about ancient civilisations, this summer offers an incredible opportunity to explore the Sabine capital, Amiternum
How Abruzzo Got Its Name
Peltuinum – A Roman Colony Built to Control the Transumanza
Alba Fucens – Rome’s Abruzzo Strategic Heart
