Pasta plant expansion uncovers ancient city

A necropolis dating to the sixth century B.C. was uncovered during an expansion at the Pasta Garofalo factory in Gragnano, Italy. The site yielded rare artifacts, including textiles, pottery, and treasures of Egyptian, Etruscan, and ancient Mediterranean origin, highlighting the area's historical significance as a trade hub. Researchers plan to analyze human remains to better understand the community’s diet and living conditions during the Archaic period. The discovery reinforces the region's deep historical connections and the company’s longstanding ties to local heritage.

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