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Discover dozens of tombs in ancient Rome in Palestine
Palestinian archaeologists unearthed 32 2,000-year-old tombs inside a burial area of 50 square meters.
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Find intact tombs of athletes in ancient Roman sports
This is a grave found in Case Rosse, west of Rome, which happened to be revealed by a bulldozer when it was building the ground for an underground construction project.
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Found a refrigerator from ancient Rome?
Although studies show that the ancient Romans dug holes in a
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For the first time St. Valentine portrait was revealed
Scientists first released the image of Saint Valentine 'face.
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Interesting things about going to the toilet of ancient Rome
Even since ancient times, people have been able to invent and build toilets
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Summer villa of ancient Rome produced industrial pottery
Davide Tanasi, professor of history at the University of South Florida, USA led the research team excavating ancient Roman villas in the coastal city of Realmonte in Sic…
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Egypt discovered tombs from ancient Rome
The Egyptian Antiquities Ministry said archaeologists have discovered five tombs from ancient Rome more than 2,000 years ago.
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Virtual reality comes from ancient times in Rome
The best virtual reality experience is probably in a BC-built cellar at Prima Porta on the outskirts of Rome.
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Discover ancient mosaics mosaic 2,400 years with a surprising message
According to Independent, archaeologists in Turkey received an interesting advice after discovering a unique and unique Greek mosaic with a 2400 year old date.
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Italy traced the 1.2 billion USD treasure of the king who once occupied Rome
With the help of the municipal government of Cocenza, Italian researchers have officially conducted research to find the resting place of the Alaric king and the wealth…
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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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Ostia ancient Roman port was bigger than the holy land of Pompeii
The ancient Roman port of Ostia was built on the mouth of the river Tiber, it was built into a giant complex under Emperor Claudius and named Portus-meaning port.
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Israel discovered the cathedral from ancient Rome
Israeli archaeologists announced on January 22 that they discovered the background of one of the largest churches of ancient Rome, about 1,500 years ago.
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Mysterious labyrinth under Rome
The zigzag tunnels under the Italian city of Rome have been recorded as maps to avoid the risk of collapsing above structures.
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Detecting traces of ancient harbor
British archaeologists say an excavation in Italy discovered many new mysteries of Portus harbor, once a gateway to Rome.