[HN Gopher] A Necropolis in Naples Reveals the Enduring Influenc...
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A Necropolis in Naples Reveals the Enduring Influence of Ancient
Greece
Author : diodorus
Score : 60 points
Date : 2022-01-17 04:31 UTC (18 hours ago)
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| 1cvmask wrote:
| Naples is great for some superb pizza as well and its enduring
| influence on us:
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| https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/naples-pizza-original-...
| supernova87a wrote:
| I think it would be really funny if back in Roman times, the
| contractor was like, "well the latest style is on backorder, you
| know those supply chain problems we've been having, but we've got
| this old Greek stuff that's on clearance if you want it -- still
| has a classic look!"
| Hard_Space wrote:
| I lived in Naples for five years - it's a great shame that people
| land there still and scurry for the islands; the city really
| rewards exploration.
| kaesar14 wrote:
| I found the city a bit hostile to exploration and hard to
| justify spending time in with places like Capri and Procida so
| nearby. What would you recommend backpackers do with 3 or 4
| days in the city?
| the-rc wrote:
| Definitely the Sansevero Chapel Museum, the National
| Archeological Museum, the San Carlo Opera House, Underground
| Naples and the Santa Chiara church/cloisters. The downtown
| subway stations have unique designs and art of all sorts,
| too. Or artifacts discovered during the digging, in one case
| later incorporated into the design of the station itself.
| Finally, you can easily spend half a day just trying out
| pastries.
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