Remembering Riccardo Francovich

Rocca San Silvestro, Tuscany. Ten years since my friend, Riccardo Francovich died in an accident. His students with funds largely from our nEU-MED project, created a travelling exhibition that opened in Siena University to mark this anniversary. Now, during August, it is at the most remarkable of all his many excavations, the Pisan mining village of Rocca San Silvestro. At an inauguration ceremony this evening the conical village is truly resplendent. The outer fortification wall shines in the e

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