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Interesting things about going to the toilet of ancient Rome
Even since ancient times, people have been able to invent and build toilets
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Detecting 8 2,000-year-old wrecks under Greek sea
Archaeologists discovered eight Roman wrecks dating back about 2,000 years to a depth of 30 meters in waters near Naxos Island, Greece, Newsweek reported yesterday.
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Thousands of years of wrecks containing gold coins in the Egyptian sea
Egyptian archaeologists found the bodies of three shipwrecks dating back thousands of years to contain gold coins and crystal statues.
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How to help Romans have beautiful white teeth without toothpaste
The ancient Romans probably didn't need to go to the dentist, because they all had an extremely healthy set of teeth.
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Experts determine how the year of Jesus' tomb was built.
The clue from the mortar layer revealed the grave that kept the body of Jesus in the legend dating back to 1,700 years, far beyond previous speculation.
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The city of ancient super-rich Romans sank under the sea
Baiae city is located in the ocean once used to be a place for the wealthy Roman era with many luxurious works.
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Egyptian mummy wearing an intact mask after more than 1,600 years
The mummy dates back to the Greek-Roman period (from 332 BC to 395) was found in good condition with linen wrapped around the corpse.
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Unexpected findings shocked archaeological circles
In recent years, experts and scientists have made unexpected discoveries to seize the world's archaeological world.
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Discovered 2,500-year-old treasure in a place no one expected in the old castle
Accordingly, the treasure consists of nearly 200 ancient Roman and Greek coins dating back to 2,500 years found in a desk drawer at the ancient Scotney castle (England).
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Discovering a vestige of a Roman theater underfoot
Israeli archaeologists announced on October 17 that they are excavating the first Roman community structure at the foot of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
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British fishermen find Roman treasures worth 267 thousand USD
Mike Smale fisherman stumbles upon a large number of 2,000-year-old Roman coins as he and his friends search for treasure in the field of Anthony Butler in the town of B…
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The rare ancient Roman mosaic of the 4th century was discovered in England
Specifically, this Roman mosaic can be designed to be built in 380, in a carpet that depicts Greek heroes Bellerophon riding Pegasus with wings.
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New Roman tombs discovered in Dakhla Oasis, Egypt
The Egyptian Archeology Department discovered five Roman tombs in excavations carried out in the Beir Al-Shaghala area at Dakhla Oasis in the western desert of Egypt.
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60 unidentified wrecks were discovered after 2,000 years under the Black Sea
One of the world's largest undersea archaeological projects ended yesterday, after a three-year expedition revealed more than 60 ancient wrecks.
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Artifacts of stores and warehouses for thousands of years are found in Turkey
Accordingly, traces of two two-year-old estates and stores were unearthed at a site in the ancient city of Aspendos.