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Vindolanda Latrine Study Finds Worms and First Giardia in Roman Britain

Laboratory tests on latrine sediments indicate fecal–oral transmission that likely weakened garrison health.

Itiner-e Launch Maps 299,000 Kilometers of Roman Roads

Study Identifies Seven Men in Croatian Well as Likely Roman Soldiers From A.D. 260 Clash

Colosseum Opens Once-Secret Commodus Passage to Visitors on Oct. 27

Aldborough Sediment Core Rewrites Post-Roman Economy, Showing Metalworking Lasted Until a 6th-Century Crash