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The belief that lead poisoning caused the fall of the Roman Empire is not true, according to a scientific review

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Where did the first farmers find wheat, barley, and rye? A study reveals it was not where we had always thought

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An army of 50 ships and 1,000 Norwegian warriors may have fought in Denmark 1,800 years ago in the service of the Roman Empire

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A rock shelter with paintings up to ten thousand years old discovered in southern Sinai

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Diogenes of Sinope, the antisocial philosopher who lived in a jar, had been expelled from his city for “debasement of coinage”

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How the Italians Attacked the Royal Navy in Alexandria with Manned Torpedoes in World War II

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Archaeological Finds in Ancient Tyras Reveal What Life Was Like for a Roman Soldier on the Empire’s Frontier

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Analyses reveal that the Nördlingen Bronze Age octagonal sword was decorated with drawn copper wires and preserves tool marks

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The Origin of the Bell Beaker Culture That Transformed Europe Around 2500 BC Discovered

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Deciphering the Secret of the Petelia Gold Tablet, 2,300-Year-Old Orphic Instructions to Cross into the Underworld and Never Return

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A Colossal 4th-Century Basilica Discovered in Ostia Antica, Belonging to the Oldest and Most Sumptuous Bishopric in Christendom

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Two Altars Found in the Northernmost Known Roman Temple of Mithras in Scotland Redefine the Empire’s Presence in Caledonia

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Excavations at the Roman Governor’s Praetorium in Cologne Uncover a 1st-Century Staircase That Connected to the Rhine and the First “Lararium” North of the Alps

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Lead Books of Sacromonte, the enigmatic forgery of a Christian-Muslim syncretism, discovered in Granada at the end of the 16th century

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The Powerful Symbolism of the Celtiberian Hand: A Study Explains Alliances, Honor, and War Trophies

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The skeleton of the last bison of the Iberian Peninsula 4,000 years ago found in the Sima de Arrafela with a copper arrowhead in its ribs

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A Roman Board Game Found in Ancient Coriovallum Rewrites the History of Strategy Games

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The Mystery of the Millennia-Old River Names Repeated Across Europe

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A 5,300-year-old rotary metal drill pushes back the history of technology in Ancient Egypt by more than two millennia

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Roman Macella Were Not Just Food Markets for the Rich, but Centers of Economic Control

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