Etna and vine civilization
Ateneo narrates in II-III century BC that it was Orestheus (also called Phytios, meaning ‘the planter’), the son of Deucalion...
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While you were sleeping-new er...
Etna woke up again during the night of 22 dec 2010 at 4:48 with the strong explosion from ‘Bocca Nuova’ producing a cloud...
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According to Pliny they are born of storms, to Plutarch they dropped from thunderbolts and to someone else they spring from semen of...
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Volcanoes are born following a clear pattern, that is, where the tectonic plates drifting on the hot mantle collide, drift apart or...
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The monthly organic market normally held in Agricultural Institute in via del Bosco, in Catania every second Sunday of the month with...
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Where is Vulcanologil?