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Rare Roman Britain Find: Babies in York Were Buried in Imperial Purple Cloth

2 May 2026

The discovery of Tyrian purple textiles in Roman infant burials in York is offering a rare and deeply human glimpse...

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Rare 2,000-Year-Old Hadrian’s Wall Cup Discovered in Spain — One of Only Five Known

25 April 2026

A rare Roman bronze vessel known as the Berlanga Cup—one of only a handful of its kind ever found—has been...

Imagery of conquered provinces depicted as women: (left) reverse of a Judea Capta coin showing Titus towering over a seated Judea; (right) Gallia portrayed as a subdued female figure on the breastplate of the Augustus of Prima Porta. After RIC II.1 (167); photo courtesy of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Credit: Wigodner A. (2025), Cambridge Archaeological Journal

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2,500 Roman Votive Offerings in Britain and Gaul Reveal Gender Divide Between Clay Women and Metal Gods

7 February 2026

A new archaeological study examining nearly 2,500 votive offerings from Roman Britain and northern Gaul suggests that gender in the...

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Gadebridge Park Roman Villa Marks England’s Largest Private Roman Swimming Pool

28 September 2025

Beneath the grass and walkways of Gadebridge Park lies one of England’s most extraordinary Roman relics: a villa complex with...