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Hosted on MSNArchaeologists Prove Size Doesn't Matter After Rare Discovery of Small 1,700-Year-Old Roman Statue of Hercules in Florence, ItalyArchaeologists are excited to reveal their fascinating discovery after excavations this past summer unearthed a small, ...
Discovered on accident in Rimini, Italy, this surgeon’s house and the hooks, scalpels, and mortars inside have expanded what ...
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All That's Interesting on MSNNew Study Reveals That Ancient Romans Had ‘Toy Dogs’ Over 2,000 Years AgoWikimedia CommonsArchaeologists discovered that Romans kept a tiny dog breed similar to the modern “toy dogs.” When we think ...
Beyond the handful of memorial libraries, many other ancient Roman public libraries were great cultural centers, including ...
For years, major artifacts sold to collectors and museums have been attributed to a Bremen-born naval officer who apparently bought them in the early 20th century and passed them to his heirs. But the ...
As investors try to figure out how best to handle the whirlwind that is Trump 2.0, they should consider embracing two key ...
The lifestyle of elite professional sportsmen in ancient Greece and Rome was comparable to that of a celebrity today.
A headless bronze statue, possibly of Greek origin, will be returned to Türkiye by the Cleveland Museum of Art after being ...
City of Perga on Turkey’s southwestern Mediterranean coast was renowned in ancient world for production of marble statues ...
The Mediterranean Sea used to be filled with pirates who terrorized not only Ancient Greece but Rome as well. Long before the ...
Excavations across the ancient city of Perga revealed five new statue finds from as far back as the second century A.D. The ...
Despite advances in modern technology, these mysterious ancient artefacts continue to baffle and intrigue experts.
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