Archeology
Britain has more 2,000-year-old national treasures that 'cause blushing'
A Kent metal detector has really hit the jackpot when a bronze pendant she accidentally found on a farm is declared a national treasure.
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Archeology
Decipher the 'vagina' carved into the rock at the Roman fortress
Archaeologists in the UK were surprised recently to discover a stone carving at a Roman fortress.
History
Scanning radar, scientists found 134 1,900-year-old 'ghost villages' in the middle of the field
Scientists call it an archaeological breakthrough because the newly discovered ghost villages can provide a lot of data about the Roman occupation of England, with major…
History
The truth about Queen Cleopatra: Both beautiful and fluent in 8 languages
Cleopatra was the only person of that time who could speak Ancient Egyptian and read hieroglyphs.
History
Rat Tortur - Torture with the Rat: A form of torture that originated in ancient Rome
Death caused by this form of torture was long used by the Romans. It was not until the 17th century that this mouse method was used again.
Archeology
The house of the ancient Romans: The more money you have, the lower you live, the poor live on the top floor
In its heyday, the ancient Roman empire was the place where the most noisy, bustling and bustling cities were gathered at that time. It was the residence of all citizens…
History
Shocking truth: Ancient Romans brushed their teeth with urine
While today we view urine as a type of waste, in ancient times it was considered a valuable commodity.
Archeology
Found the thousand-year-old coffin of the Roman emperor's bodyguard
The stone sarcophagus contains the intact remains of a bodyguard who once protected the Roman emperor Diocletian and many burial items.
Archeology
Discover 1,500-year-old sandals buried under the snow
Secrets of the Ice, an archaeological organization that specializes in searching for antiquities in the Norwegian mountains, discovered a Roman sandal buried deep in the…
History
Top 5 unusual goods considered by the Romans to be extremely valuable
Roman civilization was a time when ordinary citizens could buy goods from all over the world. For them, anything that is trendy or provides entertainment is appreciated,…
Archeology
Egypt discovered a large pottery workshop from the Roman period in the city of Alexandria
According to Mustafa Waziri - General Secretary of the Supreme Council for Antiquities in Egypt, the Roman pottery workshop has many kilns, including two that are chisel…
Archeology
Recreate the most beautiful mansion in the ancient Roman city, the rich owner is still a mystery
Scientists used virtual reality to recreate Pompeii's most beautiful mansion before it was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius 1,900 years ago.
History
Were women allowed to fight as gladiators in ancient Rome?
Were women allowed to fight as gladiators in ancient Rome?
Scientific works
Pyramid of Cestius: A unique building in ancient Rome
Referring to pyramids, people often think of ancient Egypt, however, these four-sided structures with tapered tops are also found around the world, belonging to many dif…
Science story
Attila - Legendary leader of the Huns
It was Attila (406 - 453), the legendary man of the Hun tribe, so he was also called Attila the Hun.