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The truth falls back on the culprit who burned into Rome
According to many documents, one of the wildest, craziest actions of the tyrant Nero is to order burned to Rome. is that true?
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Why is 7 days a week?
7 is the mystical number, originating from the moon's cycle applied from the time of Constantine the Great.
Archeology
Cyprus first found a wreck wrecked in Roman times
The Cyprus Collections of June 27 shows the location of a shipwreck located in the southeastern coast of Cyprus, near the resort known to Protaras.
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The black hole with 1 million sun is the heart of the galaxy 'booming'
Hubble Space Telescope has just captured a strange object near the Roman constellation: a tiny galaxy that is extremely powerful and possesses a monster black hole.
Environment
Ancient Romans were the agents of climate change in Europe 2,000 years ago
According to a new study published, scientists believe that the ancient Romans had the effects of climate change from thousands of years ago.
Archeology
Build houses, dig ancient towns 2,000 years
A construction site in England has become a huge archaeological site when workers accidentally hit a Roman town dating back to 43 AD.
Archeology
Mysterious roads covered with molten iron 2,000 years ago
How the Romans made iron so hot that it could be poured gently into the broken road sections is still a mystery. After 2,000 years, some sections remain intact.
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Discover the mysterious room inside the underground palace of Roman tyrants
Archaeologists have recently discovered the discovery of a hidden room in the underground palace of the Roman Emperor tycoon Nero.
Archeology
Discovered a 2,000-year-old metal god statue of Celts
Archaeologists are excavating a car park in Cambridgeshire that has discovered a rare 2,000-year-old metal god statue of Celts.
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Distinguish the 24th and the 25th day during Christmas
Finding the truth behind the usual misconceptions about two days of Christmas celebrations ...
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The secret structure of a 1-dollar coin makes the Internet jump up for fun
The miraculous thing you are about to see below belongs to Roman Booteen, artist specializing in sculpture on Zippo, coin ... famous Instagram.
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The death penalty of nearly 1,000 Jews before 5,000 Roman soldiers in 70
In the first century, the Roman empire dominated the Mediterranean and occupied large areas of the Middle East, including the Israeli Hasmoneans kingdom.
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One of the dreaded rules of the Roman emperor: Taxing urine
In ancient times, Roman emperors issued many regulations and collected dozens of different taxes. Under Emperor Nero and Vespasian, the Romans had to pay taxes ... urine.
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The secret to survival in ancient Roman society is the thick side!
That conclusion has been proved by a historian through his latest research.
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The reason the Roman emperors were assassinated
For more than 500 years the Roman Empire existed, about 20% of the 82 emperors were assassinated while in power.