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An Archaeologist Was Digging Through a Drainage Ditch—and Found a 1,600-Year-Old Roman Ring
The team dates the ring to between 200 and 410 A.D., a time when the Romans were well established in Britain. Described as ...
‘Uncommon’ 8-sided Roman ring — at least 1,600 years old — found in UK ditch
Experts identified the object as a “chunky Roman ring” that was likely lost by the wearer sometime between A.D. 200 and 410, when the Romans were well-established in Britain, according to the post.
Archaeologists unearth miraculously well-preserved wooden remnant of Ancient Roman town
An Ancient Roman wooden water pipe was recently uncovered in Leuven, Belgium, offering insights into Roman engineering and ...
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Where to Eat in Rome! Best Restaurants Food Tour in Rome, Italy!
Join us on a food tour in Rome, where we'll try some of the city's best restaurants, terraces & bakeries to give you some ...
U.S. returns parts of queen's temple, ancient gold coin and other rare smuggled artifacts to Egypt, officials say
The collection includes sarcophagus lids, a Greco-Roman portrait and fragments of what is believed to be a temple of Queen ...
Archaeologists Find Rare, Complete Kit of Pre-Roman Iron Tools
Archaeologists working near Măgura Călanului hill in Romania have discovered a remarkably rare cache of iron tools dating ...
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This Strange Roman Artifact Continues to Stump Experts
Archeologists have long struggled to figure out what Roman dodecahedrons are or what purpose they were originally used for.
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Ancient Roman Wooden Water Pipe Made From Hollow Tree Trunks Unearthed Beneath a Street in Belgium
Archaeologists say the muddy soil in the area preserved the artifact, which likely dates to between the second and third centuries C.E.
Man stumbles across hoard of priceless coins while out for nature walk: 'Face to face with history'
Metal detectorist Marius Mangeac spoke with Fox News Digital about recently discovering a hoard of Ancient Roman treasure in the Romanian wilderness.
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Colchester Roman Circus to host free family open day event
Colchester's Roman Circus is hosting a free family open day where visitors can step back in time to celebrate Roman life.
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Ancient Roman ruins seemed ‘typical’ — until ‘something more unusual’ emerged
Archaeologists excavating an ancient Roman settlement in the United Kingdom found an oven used for making construction materials, photos show. Photo from Cotswold Archaeology Sifting through the ...