Archeology
Found a slave room buried for 2,000 years under volcanic ash
The 16 square meter room in the Roman villa gives rare information about the weakest group of ancient society.
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The bloody battle of Jerusalem: 3 layers of walls broke one after another, more than 1.1 million people died
The Jews lived for a long time under the yoke of the Roman Empire, until a revolt in 66, forced the Roman emperor to send the most battle-hardened legions to Jerusalem.
History
Holy Roman Empire - The strangest empire in history
The Holy Roman Empire was not divine, not Roman, nor really an empire.
History
How dark was the Dark Ages in human history?
The fall of the Roman Empire did not turn Europe into a region dominated by violence. Those are the misconceptions of previous historians.
Archeology
What caused the ancient Roman republic to collapse?
Scientists believe that the volcanic eruption 2,500 years ago caused a global climate disaster that led to widespread famine in 43 BC.
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Flying Cavalry - The legendary Polish army
Historically, in addition to the Vikings, Roman or Japanese Samurai warriors, the Flying Cavalry Winged Hussars are also the army with terrible power on horseback.
Archeology
Using radar to sweep through the ground, discover an ancient Roman city
Scientists have announced the discovery of an ancient city in the northern capital of Rome (Italy) by ground-sweeping radar (GPR).
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Decode weapons to help the ancient Roman army invincible on the battlefield
Innovation, creativity in each invention such as weapons, tactics ... helped the ancient Roman army become a fearsome opponent on the battlefield.
Archeology
Unexpectedly discovered boat 'stitching' 2,000 years old underground
The wooden boat is 5 meters long, 1.7 meters wide, has a sail and is made using ancient stitching techniques.
Archeology
A 2,000 year old lotion bottle found in England
Many netizens were excited to see the interesting inside the lotion bottle of ancient people.
Science invention
The Romans invented the method of recycling 2,000 years ago
Excavations have shown that rubbish left outside the walls is not for burial but has been collected, sorted and sold.
Archeology
Discovered 1,800-year-old horse brooches
Rare specimens from ancient Rome were found by an amateur archaeologist in a field in Lincolnshire County, England.
Archeology
Build a house and dig a 2,700-year-old 'ghost prince' on a horse-drawn carriage
The construction of a sports complex in Italy was halted because of the tomb of a pre-Roman prince with iron armor, a chariot, and a treasure suddenly exposed.
Archeology
Roman sluice can still be used after 2,300 years
The hundred-meter-long sewer system is in such a good condition that it can be used today for storm water drainage.
Biology
Ancient Roman fruit trees were cultivated from seeds that were 2,000 years old
Scientists have grown plants from the Judean date palm seeds found in the ruins of 2,000 years old caves.