23 October 2026
Gold Plaque Found at Roman Fort May Belong to Wealthy Merchant Who Supplied Rome’s Legions
A gold plaque discovered at a Roman fortress in Georgia may have belonged to a wealthy…
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Gold Plaque Found at Roman Fort May Belong to Wealthy Merchant Who Supplied Rome’s Legions
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