About Achille Graziani
Lived 1839 – 1918 (aged 79). Achille Graziani was an Italian archaeologist.
Achille Graziani (Villetta Barrea, 4 May 1839 – Alvito, 23 October 1918) was an Italian archaeologist.
Life Graziani was a member of a rich family with land possessions in the Marsican Abruzzo, in Terra di Lavoro and in Capitanata.
Following the ideals of the Italian Risorgimento, in 1860, Graziani participated in the expedition of the Thousand, fighting in Milazzo and in the Battle of Volturnus.
An attentive scholar, he carried out excavation in the Grotta dei Banditi (later renamed Grotta Graziani ), where he discovered important lithic objects. In his palace of Alvito he collected many archaeological findings, including important Oscan inscriptions, partly studied by Mommsen and recorded in the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum.
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Who was Achille Graziani?
Italian archaeologist (1839–1918)
When was Achille Graziani born?
Achille Graziani was born on 4 May 1839 in Villetta Barrea.
When did Achille Graziani die?
Achille Graziani died on 23 October 1918 in Alvito.
What was Achille Graziani's occupation?
Achille Graziani was an archaeologist.
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Achille Graziani was Italian.
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