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On This Day: King Louis XVI of France was executed by guillotine
On January 21st, 1793, King Louis XVI of France was executed by guillotine, marking the end of the Bourbon monarchy and the beginning of the French Revolution. (more…) “”
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AD 69 Otho becomes Emperor
AD 69 Otho becomes Emperor
AD 69 – January 15 On this Day Otho became emperor of Rome on this day, the second emperor of the four that disputed control of Rome in the year of four emperors that proved the importance of the legions in the provinces. Otho had accompanied Galba to Rome and supported his claim. Otho was not popular and had been tarnished by his close association to the extravagant and unpopular Nero, which…
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New Lorica Segmentata discovered at Kalkriese
New Lorica Segmentata discovered at Kalkriese
Archaeologists working at Kalkriese, the site of the Varan disaster, have made a sensational discovery. They have found an almost complete Roman Lorica Segmentata dated to approximately the time of the battle (3AD).
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Making a historical Garum in an hour This interesting video by TastingHistory talks about the history and uses of garum and perhaps most interestingly demonstrates a way of making garum in your kitchen in about an hour.
Greek Asia: FIRST GREEK HELMET DISCOVERED NORTH OF THE BLACK SEA IN RUSSIA
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Two gladiators at the end of the fight
Two gladiators at the end of the fight
This is the scene of the last fresco found in the Regio V section of Pompeii not far from the barracks of the gladiators.
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AD 81 - Domitian becomes emperor of Rome
AD 81 – Domitian becomes emperor of Rome
14 September – On this day
Titus Flavius Caesar Domitianus Augustus the second son of Vespasian, who had won the principate at the end of the year of four emperors succeeded his brother Titus to the imperial purple. (more…)
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AD 81 - The Death of the Roman emperor Titus
AD 81 – The Death of the Roman emperor Titus
AD 81 September 13 – On this day Titus Flavius Caesar Vespasianus Augustus died of fever.
Titus was the eldest son of Vespasian, who famously took the principate for himself at the end of the year of four emperors, and elder brother to the infamous Domitian. Titus fought with his father to suppress the Jewish rebellion of AD 66 where he distinguished himself as a successful and capable general. (…
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490 BC - The Battle of Marathon
490 BC – The Battle of Marathon
12 September – On this day the battle of Marathon took place during the first Persian invasion in 490 BC. (more…)
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The Battle of Teutoburg forest
The Battle of Teutoburg forest
11 September AD 9 – On this day the battle of Teutoburg forest ended
One of the most significant losses Rome ever suffered occurred in the Teutoburg forest during the reign of Rome’s first emperor Augustus. The Roman forces led by Publius Quinctilius Varus, the governor of Germania, were led into an ambush and slaughtered losing the three legions assigned to the fledgling province.
Varus had…
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How was a New Stonehenge discovered in Ireland thanks to the British Heatwave?
How was a New Stonehenge discovered in Ireland thanks to the British Heatwave?
The recent record-breaking heatwave and drought across the British Isles has led to the discovery of a number of previously unknown sites due to cropmarks that have become evident. Cropmarks are visible differences on the surface of the ground which occur as a result of differential growth caused by archaeological remains under the ground.
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Romania's History under threat because of a desire for gold
Romania’s History under threat because of a desire for gold
One of the reasons for that conquest of Dacia by the Romans in 106 AD continues to attract foreign interests to Romania even today, the fabled gold of the Rosia Montana region. I had the good fortune to be able to visit Romania in 2004 as part of my PhD research, and I travelled through the Rosia Montana region which is the home to some amazing archaeological sites.
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New discovery at Pompeii reveals more about the skeleton found under a rock
New discovery at Pompeii reveals more about the skeleton found under a rock
In a new discovery archaeologists have discovered a leather pouch full of coins when removing the skeleton of a man who had been crushed by a huge rock.
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A new excavation site at Pompeii reveals its first victim
A new excavation site at Pompeii reveals its first victim
The new excavation site at Pompeii (Regio V) has revealed its first victim who was killed in a most dramatic fashion after apparently surviving the initial phases of the eruption of Vesuvius only to be crushed by a huge stone block while fleeing the doomed city.
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Roman Army Fittings Found in Poland
Roman Army Fittings Found in Poland
Fragments of equestrian gear and Roman soldiers’ uniforms have been discovered in north-central Poland.
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Ancient DNA provides new insights into Human Migration and Life in Prehistoric Europe
Ancient DNA provides new insights into Human Migration and Life in Prehistoric Europe
La Trobe University molecular archaeologists Cristina Valdiosera and Colin Smith, in collaboration with colleagues from Uppsala University in Sweden and several universities across Spain, analysed the remains of 13 people aged 7,250 to 3,500 years old, from the north and south of Spain. (more…)
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