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Summer villa of ancient Rome produced industrial pottery
Davide Tanasi, professor of history at the University of South Florida, USA led the research team excavating ancient Roman villas in the coastal city of Realmonte in Sic…
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New hypothesis about the cause of the Roman empire collapsed
According to new research by Danish scientists, antimony and lead poisoning could be the cause of the Roman Empire's destruction.
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Egypt discovered tombs from ancient Rome
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry said archaeologists have discovered five tombs from ancient Rome more than 2,000 years ago.
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Discover the remains of an ancient city on the outskirts of Vienne
According to the archaeologist, Benjamin Clement, this is the most significant excavation of Roman relics in the last 40-50 years.
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Explain the mystery of the ancient tombs in Pompeii
They show the political contradictions of the ancient Romans around the social war in this country.
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Wine bottles over 1,600 years no scientist dared to open
The scientific world is constantly arguing, so it is not advisable to open the old Speyer wine found in a Roman noble.
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The search for the owner of the mysterious Roman mansion
The owner of Villa de Toralla is still mysterious, especially when a tomb found in the house dates back to Roman times.
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Discover the ancient Roman military road
Dutch archaeologists have discovered part of the military path that Roman soldiers marched through nearly 2,000 years ago, in order to defend against invading Germans on…
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2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor
The nearly 2,000-year-old summer castle of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius left many traces on the mountains of Turkey.
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Roman city 2,000 years under construction site
Historians find traces of an ancient Roman city dating back 2,000 years under a construction site in southern France.
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Roman coffin 1,800 years turned into flower pot in British palace
The ancient Roman coffin worth more than 365,000 USD was used to make tulip pots in the British palace for a century.
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The Roman house of 1,900 years is covered with phallus leaves
Scientists discovered a Roman-era house dating back to nearly 2,000 years in northern Israel with a penis-shaped charm covering the roof.
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Roman villa nearly intact after 1,000 years under the park
British scientists discovered traces of three Roman villas almost intact underneath the park in the city center.
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Unexpectedly discovered a thousand-year-old underground city when repairing a house
A Turkish man while repairing the house accidentally discovered the tunnel leading into the ancient underground city thousands of years ago.