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Time “trembles”: a study suggests its passage may not be perfectly uniform

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Orhan Çelebi, the exiled Ottoman prince who defended Constantinople in 1453

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Edward N. Hines, the cyclist who invented paved roads with painted lines

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The Council of the Sixteen Women of Elis, organizers of the Heraean Games and political mediators and peacemakers

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Lusitania Was Not Conquered, It Was Negotiated: A Study Reveals the Complex Interaction Between Romans and Indigenous Peoples in the Tagus Valley

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Researchers decipher texts on Roman wooden tablets from Tongeren, Belgium, which were thrown into a well so that their information would become illegible foreve...

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Archaeologists Confirm Remains Found in Fano Belong to Vitruvius’ Legendary Basilica, Built in 19 BC

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Nearly eighty ancient inscriptions with declarations of love, insults, and slogans left by the public in the corridors of the theaters discovered in Pompeii

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Neolithic structure discovered in Tuscany documenting the use of thermal waters in prehistory

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A mysterious moon of Venus was observed by dozens of astronomers between the 17th and 19th centuries

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New Connections Discovered Between the Ancient Iberian Language and Basque, Beyond Numbers

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Findings in Northwestern Spain Confirm the Presence of Roman Elites in the “Utmost Frontiers of the Empire”

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This is how sailors found the port of Nea Paphos in Cyprus during the Roman era: there may have been two lighthouses

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Mysterious and Massive Iron Bar-Shaped Cloud Discovered in the Iconic Ring Nebula

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The Phaistos Disc May Be the Board of a Millennia-Old Game Rather Than an Indecipherable Text

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The Awe-Inspiring Cyclopean Fortress of Abuli, the Megalithic Citadel of Georgia That Has Never Been Excavated

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Stelvio Pass, the impressive road that crosses the eastern Alps

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Roman marching camps discovered farthest to the northwest in Germany, confirming the empire’s military advances in the 3rd century AD

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Neolithic Peoples of Arabia Fed on Shark Hunting 7,000 Years Ago

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A complex dedicated to Hercules, aristocratic tombs, and two large 2nd-century BC cisterns of unknown function, found on the eastern outskirts of Rome

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