Pontifical Institute of Christian Archaeology, Pontifical institute in Italy
The Pontifical Institute of Christian Archaeology is an academic institution in Rome dedicated to the study of Christian archaeology.
Established by Pope Pius XI in 1925, it has contributed significantly to the field of Christian archaeology.
The institute focuses on research and teaching related to early Christianity and its artefacts.
Located in Rome, the institute offers courses and runs excavations for scholars and students.
It's one of the few institutions worldwide with a sole specialization in Christian archaeology.
Location: Rome
Inception: 1925
Website: piac.it
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