“We’re talking of objects that tell a story, not a big story, but a daily story, a story of daily life,″ Russo said.

Indeed, so many artifacts are kept in storerooms that “you could open 100 museums,″ said Fulvio Coletti, an archaeologist with the Colosseum archaeological park. On Wednesday, Coletti stood at the entrance to a “taberna,″ a cavernous space which had served commercial purposes in ancient Roman times and belonged to the palace complex of the 1st-century Emperor Tiberius.เว็บตรงคาสิโน