Roman Tomb Find: The Discovery of the World’s Oldest Wine
Introduction Scientists have discovered what might be the world’s oldest wine in a Roman tomb in Carmona, Spain. This 2,000-year-old liquid was found mixed with human ashes in a burial …
1,600-Year-Old Roman Pool Discovered in Durrës
Introduction The discovery of an ancient Roman pool in Durrës, Albania, has unveiled a fascinating glimpse into the luxurious lifestyles of Roman elites. This archaeological find not only provides insights …
What a find – 1,900-year-old Roman legionary fortress found next to a cathedral in UK
In the historic heart of Exeter, a thrilling discovery not only illuminates the shadows of the past but also kindles the sparks of excitement among history enthusiasts and academics alike. …
Strange purple mass discovered amidst ancient Roman ruins held a value surpassing that of gold in its time
In a quiet corner of the United Kingdom, hidden within the historic confines of the Carlisle Cricket Club, a remarkable discovery has revitalized our comprehension of the Roman Empire’s luxurious …
Flatbread Resembling Pizza in Ancient Fresco: Unraveling Roman Dietary Habits
The discovery of a flatbread resembling modern-day pizza on an ancient fresco has sparked curiosity about the Roman diet. The flatbread, found depicted in the frescoes of Pompeii, suggests a …
The Mysterious Mastery of the Roman Dodecahedron: A Lincoln Discovery That Has Archaeologists Buzzing!
Welcome to a journey into the past that has the archaeological world excited! Just recently, in the charming environs of Norton Disney near Lincoln, a beautifully crafted Roman dodecahedron was …
Roman Funerary Bed Found in Central London: The First Complete Roman Funerary Bed Ever to be Uncovered in Britain
Archaeologists have recently unearthed a Roman funerary bed in central London, shedding new light on the ancient burial practices of the city. The bed, which dates back to the 2nd …
Ancient Roman Wall Just Found in Switzerland – A Sensational Archaeological Discovery
Archaeologists in Switzerland have discovered an ancient Roman wall, which they believe is a significant find. The wall, which is believed to date back to the 3rd century AD, was discovered in the city …
Roman Triumphal Arch Uncovered in Serbia: Archaeological Discovery Reveals Ancient History
Archaeologists in Serbia have unearthed a Roman triumphal arch that dates back to the early 3rd century. The discovery was made during excavations around the city of Viminacium, which is now known …
Learn more about 1,700-Year-Old Roman Ruins near Limoges
Archaeologists have discovered Roman ruins atop a much older Neolithic sacred spring in France, 12 miles north of Limoges. The discovery was made during a routine survey of a site before the construction of a new housing …
The Secret of The Glass Gladiator Cup Unveiled
Archaeologists have long been fascinated with the Roman Empire, particularly its gladiators and their weapons. One such finding, the glass gladiator cup, has recently gathered attention due to its mysterious origins …
Archeological Discovery: Augustus’ Roman Villa Unearthed
Archaeologists have uncovered a Roman villa that is believed to have belonged to Augustus, the first Roman emperor. The villa was discovered during an excavation in the town of Velletri, about 20 miles southeast of Rome. …
Interamna Lirenas: The Secrets of a Lost Colony
Interamna Lirenas, a forgotten Roman colony located in central Italy, has recently been the subject of renewed archaeological interest. Founded in the 4th century BC, the colony was established to serve as a defensive outpost against …