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Ancient Tuscan Seeds Reveal a Single White Grape Line Carried From Etruscans to Romans

Genetic ties from 2,000-year-old seeds show Roman-era exchange helped spread and standardize grape varieties across Europe.

U.S. Returns 337 Looted Antiquities to Italy

Authorities Reveal Roman-Era Shipwreck Off Gallipoli With Amphorae Cargo

Vindolanda Latrine Study Finds Worms and First Giardia in Roman Britain

New DNA Study Finds Beachy Head Woman Was Local to Roman-Era Southern England

Pompeii ‘Time Capsule’ Confirms Romans Made Self-Healing Concrete With Hot-Mixing

Pompeii ‘Time Capsule’ Confirms Romans Used Hot‑Mixed Quicklime to Make Self‑Healing Concrete

Norway Archaeologists Uncover 9th-Century Viking Woman Buried With Scallop Shells Over Mouth

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

Dorset Metal Detectorist’s ‘Toy’ Turns Out to Be a 2,000-Year-Old Brooch

“Astérix in Lusitania” Cover Unveiled Ahead of Oct. 23 Global Release

Scottish Tourist Caught With Six Stolen Stones at Pompeii

Roman Concrete Revival Slashes Air Pollutants While Matching Modern CO2 Emissions

Study Confirms 450-Million-Year-Old Trilobite Was Roman Amulet

Ancient DNA Confirms European Sardines as Roman Garum Mainstay

Four-Year Effort Reassembles 2,000-Year-Old Roman Wall Paintings at Southwark Site

Ubisoft Mainz Showcases Gameplay for Anno 117: Pax Romana

AI Deciphers Title of Herculaneum Scroll for the First Time

First Physical Evidence of Roman Gladiators Fighting Lions Unearthed in Britain

New Evidence Links Sixth-Century Cooling to Roman Empire’s Decline