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The Roman emperor and the hobbies' room
In ancient Roman society, falling in love with men and women is normal and popular, especially in the upper class.
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New discovery: Malaria appears from the Roman Empire
The process of DNA analysis for teeth dating back to 2,000 years of discovery in cemeteries in Italy provided clear evidence that malaria existed during the Roman Empire.
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The couple is buried by volcanic lava, not separated after thousands of years
In 79 AD, the volcano Vesuvius erupted and buried all of Pompeii in the ancient Roman empire. This place is like an extremely large cemetery.
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Why is there 7 days a week?
A week with seven days has long been an almost obvious thing. But to understand its origins, we need to return to ancient civilizations. The BBC will help us answer thes…
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The pinnacle of art uses Spartacus' soldiers to frighten Rome
For the first time in Rome's majestic history, the third slave war led by Spartacus became the only threat to the central lands of the Romans.
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Unexpected applications from animal waste
The medium is in the food chain of many insects, helping scientists discover history and preserve rare animals.
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Top incredible mysteries about ancient Rome
Ancient Romans had strange superstitious notions to heal or explain mysterious phenomena ...
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Pope's secret escape in the Vatican City
The secret corridor in the heart of the Vatican once saved the life of Pope Clement VII when Rome was besieged.
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Unexpected decoding of ancient Roman slaves
Ancient Roman slaves have a hard life when they have to do heavy work, which can take their lives at any time.
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10 legendary swords in world history
The benevolent sword used in the British crown coronation, the sword of the Roman Emperor Charlemagne, or the sword of Napoleon Bonaparte ... are treasures that exist to…
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Hoplite - The most powerful army in Greek history
Hoplite is one of the legendary armies in ancient history with glorious victories. With the powerful armies of Phalanx, methodical tactics and sharp weapons, Hoplite bec…
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Little secret about food bearing the most famous Roman emperor
Caesar salad is one of the most famous dishes of European cuisine. But containing behind this dish is the secret not everyone knows.
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Real characters in the West deck - Who are they?
Uncover the secret behind the real characters in the deck and try out the puzzle that makes you fall back from the surprise.
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The origin 'no one knows - no one knows' in the names of the months
Have you ever wondered behind the names of January, February ... is that a mysterious story?
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Looking for the first terrorist organization in human history
Before the terrifying raging of terrorism now, do you have any questions: Where does the source of terror come from? The following article will help you find answers wit…