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The secret of the ancient Roman people 's concrete
There is a fact to admit that ancient Roman people could create concrete better than what we have now.
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Discover an entire ancient Roman cemetery under the parking lot
Archaeologists have discovered a 1700-year-old ancient Roman graveyard beneath a parking lot in the city of Leicester in England.
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The ancient Roman emperor did ... prostitutes?
Ancient Greeks dealt very strictly with adultery relationships. The horned husband is allowed to kill his rival if he catches the story of a thief with his wife and vice…
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Find 'hell gate' in myth
Italian archaeologists announce that they discovered the cave Pluto, also called
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Found the 'only in the world' Roman coins
According to a February 27 announcement by Spanish police, ancient Roman coins
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Pharmacy in ancient Rome
6 pills were discovered in a tin box on the ancient Roman ship Pozzino, wrecked off Italy, determined to be more than 2,000 years old.
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The greatest ancient cities in history
Damascus is the capital of Syria. This magical place has been known since ancient times, is now one of the oldest cities in the world. It is believed that the present se…
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Reconstruction of virgin hair style Roman god fire fire
For the first time, researchers have recreated the Vestal virgins hairstyle, considered the oldest in Roman times, on the head of modern models.
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Discovering a 2,000-year-old treasure at the ancient fortress
Archaeologists have unearthed two ancient treasures, buried in a small town in Crimea (present-day Ukraine) buried by Roman invaders about 2,000 years ago.
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Found erotic paintings from Roman times
Italian archaeologists have found brightly colored frescoes depicting epic scenes and sexual content inside the hall of the Colosseum in Rome.
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Discovering a huge ancient Roman theater in England
Archaeologists discovered a theater dating to 2,000 years in the UK with the number of seats for 12,000 people.
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Revealing the gay lover of the Roman emperor
Recently, British scientists have announced a collection of nearly 25,000 ancient Roman antiquities, in which the most remarkable is a bust depicting a gay lover's face.…
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Find out where Caesar was assassinated
Spanish researchers have identified the exact location where the murder of Julius Caesar the Great in 44 BC.
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Architectural mosaic in Roman Empire
A large swimming pool with complex geometric patterned mosaic was unearthed in southern Turkey, revealing the profound influence of the Roman Empire at its peak.
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Discover an ancient coffin in the bush
The rare Roman marble coffin and elaborate carvings found in the bush behind the garden in Dorest, the United States costs more than £ 50,000.