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Heidelberg Deciphers 2nd‑Century Lead Curse Tablet From Roman Coriovallum

Scholars say the Greek inscription invokes Egyptian‑style powers along with four slave names, a sign of far‑reaching religious and linguistic mixing in the Roman Empire.

Giardia Confirmed in Roman Britain as Vindolanda Sewers Reveal Soldier Parasites

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

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

Study Maps Caligula’s Botanical Expertise and Pinpoints Ancient Hellebore Source