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Renovation of basilica at Porta Maggiore in Rome was completed
In the basilica at Porta Maggiore in Rome, renovation works in the underground were completed. The object is dated to the 1st century CE. According to researchers, the basilica underground served people who belonged to…Więcej
Researchers found out from where wood of Roman villa came from
Between 2014 and 2016, scientists were able to discover the remains of a Roman luxury villa. As it turned out, the building still had preserved wooden elements, which were subjected to detailed tests. The villa…Więcej
Chicken egg from Roman times was discovered
In southern England, in the city of Aylesbury, archaeologists have discovered a well-preserved chicken egg. Apart from it, three others were in place, but those broke and released an “intense stench.” According to researchers, eggs…Więcej
Exhibition dedicated to Trojan War in British Museum
An exhibition on the Trojan War has started at the British Museum, which will last until March 8, 2020. What connection does this have to Rome? Of course, Julius Caesar considered himself a descendant of…Więcej
“Domina” – new series dedicated to ancient Rome
A new series “Domina” is being produced, dedicated to the competition for power in ancient Rome, from a women’s perspective. This 10-episode production is created on the initiative of Sky Studios and Fifty Fathoms. The…Więcej
Remains of child were discovered in Pompeii
The remains of an 8-10 year old child were discovered in Pompeii. The discovery was made during recent excavations in infinite Roman baths. The child probably, like many others, sought refuge from the force of…Więcej
Archaeologists found remains of first Hellenistic temple in Latium
Archaeologists have announced that they have found the remains of the first Hellenistic temple in Latium. As they claim, it is dated to the 2nd century BCE and it was in the southwest of Italy.…Więcej
Roman mosaic discovered in south of England
Roman mosaic discovered in the south of England in the village of Frampton in county Dorset. It is part of a Roman villa, first identified at the end of the 18th century.Więcej
Tickets for next year’s Great Roman Games are already on sale
Tickets for next year’s Great Roman Games are on sale from mid-November. The event will take place, as usual, in Nîmes, on May 1, 2 and 3, 2020 in the authentic Roman arena, Arènes de…Więcej
Archaeologists find traces of Romans who fled from Vesuvius
Archaeologist and historian Steven Tuck from Miami University presented his latest research in which he compared the collected list of Roman names with Pompeii and Herculaneum with archaeological evidence from other parts of the Empire…Więcej
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