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Record-Size Roman Shoes Unearthed at Hadrian’s Wall Fort

Researchers are now probing which soldiers and settlers wore the extra-large footwear found in Magna’s low-oxygen defensive ditches.

Mallorca Cesspit Study Uncovers Thrushes as Common Roman Street Food

Skeleton in York Reveals First Physical Evidence of Gladiator-Lion Combat

Mass Grave of Roman Soldiers Uncovered in Vienna Offers Rare Glimpse into Ancient Warfare

Earliest Christian Inscription North of the Alps Discovered in Frankfurt

New Research Reveals Masada Siege Lasted Weeks, Not Years

13-Year-Old Discovers 1,800-Year-Old Roman Ring on Mount Carmel

Extensive Survey Uncovers Roman Villas and Iron Age Farmsteads in Shropshire

2,000-Year-Old Wine Discovered in Ancient Roman Tomb in Spain

Rare Tyrian Purple Pigment Unearthed at Roman Bathhouse in Carlisle