Our 2nd problem is on the Theatre Marcellus. Here is a quick run down of the problem. The Public Broadcasting company (PBS), started the series, "History Detectives," and has sent its four investigators on an archaeological, architectural and cultural history workshop in Rome.. PBS is considering expanding its scope from investigating American artifacts to analyzing and investigating objects from other cultures. The investigators' areas of expertise range from architecture and construction, engineering, to history and the arts.
While the group was in Rome, they learn that sanitation crews have unearthed a puzzling find in the subterranean depths under that Via Del Teatro Di Marcello. When the lid was pried from the top of the sarcophagus, they found the following: a large brass bowl-like object, some shreds of disintegrating cloth, several chunks of different types of stone-like material, some post-Roman era coins, and a decaying Latin scroll ending with Vi...vi…s.
What were these objects? Why were they buried as they were? Would they be able to trace where they came from? And finally…What would they have to do to convince PBS to produce a new version of their program?
While the group was in Rome, they learn that sanitation crews have unearthed a puzzling find in the subterranean depths under that Via Del Teatro Di Marcello. When the lid was pried from the top of the sarcophagus, they found the following: a large brass bowl-like object, some shreds of disintegrating cloth, several chunks of different types of stone-like material, some post-Roman era coins, and a decaying Latin scroll ending with Vi...vi…s.
What were these objects? Why were they buried as they were? Would they be able to trace where they came from? And finally…What would they have to do to convince PBS to produce a new version of their program?
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