Last year (2022) archaeologists made an astonishing find in an old Etruscan spa in northern Italy - 24 larger bronze statues were found along many smaller treasures. It's good to be back. I apologize for the long delay - work has been overwhealming lately. I also apologize for not marking the location of San Casciano Dei Bagni in the video, I didn't detect that error until the video was rendered. (Nor did I mark Corsica, in green). I hope you enjoy the video anyhow. The next episode is already in production. See you all soon!

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