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There is no racial discrimination in Roman society
The ancient Romans did not judge people based on skin color, and ethnicity did not affect the status of each individual in the Roman Empire. A new exhibition in the UK h…
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Excavation of the Roman city submerged under the sea
Egyptian officials were ready to make an underwater discovery to find out about a deep Roman city under the Mediterranean Sea.
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Why was the Roman empire destroyed? (Part I)
Of course there was the answer of historians. Here, in another position, sociologists and anthropologists want to examine the Roman Empire's collapse problem in terms of
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Discovered the skeleton of prehistoric women in Rome
Italian archaeologists unearthed Roman Square found the complete skeleton of a woman who lived 3,000 years ago. The surprising thing about this discovery is that it date…
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Why was the Roman empire destroyed? (part II)
In 216 BC, the Roman army was defeated. For this is an omen, stemming from the corruption of morality of six female priests, people have executed them. However, after co…
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Why was the Roman empire destroyed? (end)
Roman liberties were pushed to the top by a famous figure of the time: Queen Theodore. From a drama actor, who played a nude role, Theodore climbed into a noble position…
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The secret of ancient Roman emperor's cloak
More than 500 years after the secret was lost, a British scientist claimed to have rediscovered the way the ancient Romans created the powerful purple color - the charac…
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The oldest computer in the Roman era
The size of a shoe box, a mysterious bronze device taken from a shipwreck in Roman times in the early 20th century has been a headache for scientists for many years.
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Ancient languages reveal Celtic origins
Although the Roman conquest caused Gaulish language to disappear 2,000 years ago, some of the remaining Gaulish / Latin bilingual editions still allow scholars to trace…
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Rare painted statues are rare in Roman times
Buried in a massive 2,000-year-old eruption that once covered Pompeii and the nearby towns of Herculaneum and Stabiae, the half-human painted statue was found in a cliff…
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The ancient palace aroused the legend of Rome
Legend has it that Rome was founded in 753 BC, founded by Romulus and Remus, two twin boys of Mars war god. At birth, the two brothers were fed by a wolf in the deep for…
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Urban life in Roman times in England
Hot spring baths, out-of-town shopping and dinner seem like the activity of a wealthy urban people today. But it is also the schedule of a British person in the 1st cent…
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The secret chamber of Jews in Israel
The underground sewers used during the Jewish rebellion against the Romans nearly 2,000 years ago were revealed in northern Israel.
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Discovered the headless sphinx
Archaeologists unearth an ancient mansion of the Roman emperor Hadrian in Tivoli, Italy, spotted a row of steps, an athlete statue and a headless sphinx. This result is…
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Occupation as a gladiator in Roman times
Enlightenment in Roman Empire is a inhuman pastime, very strange to today's society. However, in reality the feeling of competition is also a highly professional sport l…