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Atuatuca Tungrorum / Tongeren. Fragment of a wooden writing tablet (Cat. No. 32) mentioning honorably discharged naval soldiers (classici). Credit: Gallo-Romeins Museum Tongeren-Borgloon

Researchers Decode Ancient Roman Wooden Writing Tablets Found in Belgium

21 January 2026

A remarkable archaeological breakthrough led by researchers from Goethe University Frankfurt is shedding new light on how Roman administration, culture,...

Researchers Decode Ancient Roman Wooden Writing Tablets Found in Belgium

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