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Villas more than 1,500 years old may belong to the Roman emperor
The largest Roman villa complex in the UK, after more than 1,500 years, was found on a farmhouse after workers discovered mosaic tiles preserved well.
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Gold coins 2,000 years of casting the Roman emperor was deified
A climber found a rare gold coin cast in the shape of the Roman emperor Augustus dating back nearly 2,000 years, just like the version on display at the British Museum i…
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The 10 ancient people do better than we do today (Part 1)
Our ancestors had extremely unique knowledge of metallurgy, mathematics, chemistry, astronomy and more.
Archeology
Discovered the unexpected cause of the collapse of the ancient Roman empire
Who would have expected, this happened 1,500 years ago, causing the powerful Roman empire to collapse.
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The culprit makes us infected with worms, lice are ... ancient Romans
Ancient Romans contributed to the risk of parasites such as worms, and lice increased significantly.
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Treasure more than 4,000 Roman coins in cherry garden
A Swiss farmer saw the glittering light from the mound in the cherry garden and suddenly spotted 4,166 Roman and bronze coins.
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Treasure coins worth tens of millions of dollars in Wales
The treasure consists of 91 silver coins from the Roman era, dating back over 2,000 years, found on a Wales field worth tens of millions of dollars.
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The man in the body of women 2000 years ago
Results of an analysis of the skeleton skeleton of a Roman woman who lived 2,000 years ago showed that this is a man.
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Discovered the ancient Roman arena with a capacity of 10,000 people
Italian archaeologists discovered the remains of an ancient arena dating back thousands of years in Tuscany.
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The secret of strong teeth of ancient Romans
The CT scan results showed that the Romans killed in a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 years ago had strong teeth thanks to a diet low in sugar and lots of vegetables.
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Wedding rings in the ancient world
In the ancient world, the wedding ring not only represents the eternity of love, but also symbolizes the purchase of a bride, the control of the husband's property or th…
Archeology
The nano cup was ahead of the Roman era
The 1,600-year-old cup from ancient Rome is turquoise when light shines from the front and turns red when light shines from behind.
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Ancient theater from Roman times was discovered in Volterra, Italy
Italian archaeologists have discovered a Roman ancient theater in the outskirts of Volterra, Tuscany, Central Italy.
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The ancient Greeks believed the dead body could live up to the grave
Scientists believe that ancient Greeks believed dead bodies could raise graves to live and harm living people, based on the incredible burial in the grave excavations in…
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The truth behind the embryo haunts a child on the womb
Buried under dust for more than 1,900 years, the tragic story behind the embryo is full of haunting a child on the womb, dumbfounded with fear, has been gradually reveal…