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Archaeologists Reveal the Gigantic Scale of the Roman “Lapis Specularis” Mines in Segóbriga, the Crystal with Which Tiberius Built the First Greenhouses in History

For centuries, the windows of the most luxurious villas of Pompeii, the baths of Emperor Caligula, and the greenhouses where ...
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The ship loaded with coins of a Roman tax collector was pushed by the monsoons to an insular Buddhist kingdom in the 1st century AD

During the reign of Emperor Claudius, according to Pliny the Elder, a Roman ship sailing along the coast of Arabia was driven ...
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A Princely Bronze Age Tomb with 31 Flint Arrowheads and Two Exceptional Armorican-Type Daggers Discovered in Normandy

The work has made it possible to exhume a high-status burial dating to the Early Bronze Age, as well as a set of structures demonstrating the existence of one of the oldest known settlements in the ...
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Strange Conical Vessels Found at Copper Age Sites Are the First Prehistoric “Candles” Used in Rituals 7,000 Years Ago

For nearly one hundred years, archaeologists have wondered what a series of strange cone-shaped ceramic vessels, resembling ice cream cornets, were used for. They appear only at sites more than 5,000 ...