Discovery of Fresco in Pompeii depicting Cult of Dionysus

Archaeologists have uncovered a sensational fresco in Pompeii depicting a mysterious cult of raving, intoxicated women, followers of the ancient Greek god Dionysus. The wall art has been dated to the 40s-30s BC and is considered a historic discovery.

Discovery of Dionysiac Wall Painting in Pompeii

Archaeologists uncover a sensational fresco in Pompeii depicting a mysterious cult of raving, intoxicated women, followers of Dionysus, dating back over 2,000 years. The art showcases the wild, untameable side of womanhood, depicting figures engaged in ecstatic frenzy and ritual madness.

Discovery of Sacred Room with Blue Walls at Pompeii

A sacred room with painted blue walls has been unearthed at Pompeii, revealing the expensive and rare color used in the Roman city. The room is interpreted as a shrine for ritual activities and sacred objects. The discovery sheds light on the wealth and sophistication of Pompeii's inhabitants.