Program at St. Peter's Basilica teaches new generation how to restore ancient treasures



Vatican City is home to medieval masterpieces that have been tended to by specially-trained restorers for centuries, but their know-how will soon be at risk of dying out. Chris Livesay visited students and masters at a program that is reviving the tradition and teaching a new generation how to care for these ancient treasures.

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7 thoughts on “Program at St. Peter's Basilica teaches new generation how to restore ancient treasures”

  1. Stop digging up dead peoples hidden treasures. It's very disappointing to think that I could bury my things for whatever reason… And some d*ck heads can just call themselves scientists and dig it up and claim it to be theirs.

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