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See how Rome's ancient buildings are being brought back to life

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See how Rome's ancient buildings are being brought back to life

See how Rome's ancient buildings are being brought back to life

In Rome, a team of conservators are trying to salvage the city’s treasures by using a new technology that employs one of the oldest forms of life: bacteria.

CNN’s Ben Wedeman reports.


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