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Education
The Roman emperor whose wife refuses to save him when he is buried alive
Gaston de Persigny
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26 January 2023
History is full of many love stories despite the fact that love is often not the most important thing when it comes to marriage....
Archeology
Chemical analysis confirmed the site of death of the XIX Roman legion
News desk
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1 January 2023
German scientists conducted a chemical analysis of artifacts found at the site of the probable death of Roman troops during the battle in the...
Culture
Janus, Februm, Mars… Do you know the divine names of the months?
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8 December 2022
Who names the months and how? Several thousand years passed until the world united around a common way of counting time. Yes, thousands. As early as...
Archeology
Animal bones and food remains of the ancient Romans have been found under the Colosseum
Gaston de Persigny
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2 December 2022
A year-long study of the drainage system beneath Rome's Colosseum revealed bone fragments of bears and big cats. The animals were probably used for...
Archeology
Sponsian did exist, although historians had denied it
Petar Gramatikov
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29 November 2022
We are more likely to question events that will happen in the future than those in the past. However, it turns out that the...
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