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US & Canada · RomanThe two-story home dates from around 134-138 AD, during the reign of the Emperor Hadrian. It was partially destroyed to make way for the construction of the Caracalla public baths, which opened in 216 AD. The prayer room had been briefly exhibited but has been closed to the public for 30 years.See the Story
Ancient home, prayer room open at Rome's Baths of Caracalla
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Europe · AmsterdamThe temple complex was found at a clay extraction site in the village of Herwen-Hemeling. It is the first time temples have been unearthed on what was once the northern boundary of the Roman Empire. Among the artifacts were the remains of statues of deities, as well as pits where Roman soldiers lit sacrificial fires.See the Story
Volunteer archaeologists discover ancient Roman temple in Netherlands
37% Center coverage: 11 sources
Roman · RomanLebanon's international music festivals kicked off at the weekend with a performance in the Roman ruins of Baalbek. It was the first performance there since the country's economic crisis. The country once held several music festivals every summer, drawing international acts every weekend. This year, the modest reopenings feature almost exclusively Lebanese performers.See the Story
Lebanon's music festivals make modest comeback after crisis
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Middle East · RomanIsraeli archaeologists display a rare and "remarkably well preserved" Roman-era coin dating back nearly 1,900 years. The coin minted in Alexandria in present-day Egypt featuring the zodiac sign Cancer below Luna. It is dated "year eight", referring to the eighth year of Antoninus Pius's rule, which ran from 138 to 161.See the Story
Israel unveils rare 1,900 year-old Roman-era coin
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Social Media · RomanAfter the news of Paola Turci and Francesca Pascale's civil union, tomorrow in Montalcino, became public, the Roman singer-songwriter denounced homophobic insultsSee the Story
Paola Turci breaks her silence on her marriage to Francesca Pascale
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Roman · RomanFrescoes dating back almost 2,000 years to the time of the Roman emperor Hadrian will now be on display to the public when they visit Rome's ancient Baths of Caracalla. The frescoes pre-date the baths themselves, and adorned a house that was part of a neighborhood destroyed to accommodate the baths.See the Story
Frescoes from the time of Hadrian unveiled at ancient Roman baths - KVIA
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Archaeology · RomanThe second period of the underwater archaeological research on the Antikythera wreck (May 23-June 15, 2022) yielded rich findings. The research is being conducted by the Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece. The excavation is under the auspices of the President of the Hellenic Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou.See the Story
Impressive new finds from the Antikythera shipwreck
Roman · RomanThe idea was if you provide basic nutrition and entertainment to the plebians, their inferior intellect will not question this and they will remain loyal and subservient. I don't speak for anyone but myself, but I'm pretty sure that if you're reading this, you're not a plebian Roman with inferior intellect, which leads me to the following question. Why are we, as a country, a people, an electorate, allowing ourselves to be browbeaten and cowed by bread and circuses?See the Story
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History · RomanThe Roman army was one of the fiercest armies ever assembled. It was disciplined, well trained, and well equipped. Read moreSection: NewsHistoryAncient TraditionsRead LaterSee the Story
Roman Decimation: The Cruelest Form of Punishment in History?
Roman · RomanItaly marks the national holiday of Ferragosto each year on 15 August. It is the feast of the Assumption, the day when Catholics believe the Virgin Mary ascended to heaven, body and soul, at the end of her earthly life. In modern-day Italy, it means an exodus of Italians as well as the closure of public offices and family-run businesses.See the Story
