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Two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses, a kind of chronicle engraved on marble slabs, have been found in the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park

19 August 2023

Two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses have been discovered in the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park, following investigations carried out...

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A Nymphaeum was discovered in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

18 August 2023

New researchs uncovered a huge monumental sanctuary of water (Nymphaeum) above the reservoir in the southern quarter of Perperikon. Professor...

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Archaeologists have discovered another exceptional find in Mérida

12 August 2023

In Mérida, Spain, archaeologists recently discovered an “enormous” Roman bath. But it is that inside these baths, in the area...

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Precious Roman Gem Engraved with Mythological Figure Discovered in Italian Lagoon

8 August 2023

During excavations at Lio Piccolo (Cavallino-Treporti), conducted by Ca’ Foscari University, a precious agate stone carved with a mythological figure...

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USF team discovers 2,000-year-old Roman house during excavation in Malta

8 August 2023

A team of researchers and students unearthed a 2,000-year-old Roman house in Malta, complete with a waste disposal system and...

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2000-year-old glass treasure in Roman shipwreck discovered by an underwater robot in Mediterranean

24 July 2023

The Italian-French mission recovered a selection of glassware and raw glass blocks from the Roman shipwreck located at a depth...

Baths in the Casa del Amphitheatre, in Mérida. Photo: Mérida City Council

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Huge Ancient Roman Public Baths in ‘Excellent’ State Discovered in Augusta Emerita

23 July 2023

In Mérida, Spain, archaeologists have discovered a “massive” Roman bathing site in “excellent” condition. The discovery was found in the...

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Elite Roman man buried with a silver crossbow brooch, first of its kind found in Wales

15 July 2023

Archaeologists in Wales have made an intriguing discovery near a Roman villa. They have discovered the skeleton of a man...

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Evidence of Necromancy during Roman era in the Te’omim Cave, Jerusalem Hills: Oil Lamps, Spearheads, and Skulls

14 July 2023

Te’omim Cave in the Jerusalem Hills may once have served as a local oracle where people communed with the dead...

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Rare bronze hand discovered in Roman Vindolanda, England

11 July 2023

One of Europe’s most important Roman archeological sites is the Fort of Vindolanda, one of the earliest Roman garrisons built...

Two new fragments of the Fasti Ostienses, a kind of chronicle engraved on marble slabs, have been found in the Ostia Antica Archaeological Park

A Nymphaeum was discovered in the ancient Thracian city of Perperikon

Archaeologists have discovered another exceptional find in Mérida

Precious Roman Gem Engraved with Mythological Figure Discovered in Italian Lagoon

USF team discovers 2,000-year-old Roman house during excavation in Malta

2000-year-old glass treasure in Roman shipwreck discovered by an underwater robot in Mediterranean

Huge Ancient Roman Public Baths in ‘Excellent’ State Discovered in Augusta Emerita

Elite Roman man buried with a silver crossbow brooch, first of its kind found in Wales

Evidence of Necromancy during Roman era in the Te’omim Cave, Jerusalem Hills: Oil Lamps, Spearheads, and Skulls

Rare bronze hand discovered in Roman Vindolanda, England

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