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1 week ago

Roman wooden writing tablets from Belgium deciphered

Deciphered writing on Roman wooden wax tablets from Tongeren reveals new personal names and rare high-ranking officials, enriching knowledge of the city’s Roman-period inhabitants.
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1 month ago

Goat herder finds Roman funerary stele

A herder tending to his goats in the highlands of southwestern Turkey's Mugla Province discovered a Roman funerary stele in the shape of an altar with figural reliefs. The front of stele features a relief of a man and woman under an arch, likely a married couple, with a Greek inscription underneath. Reliefs of two different types of wreaths are carved into each of the sides.
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4 months ago

China's first emperor sought elixir of life in Tibet

An almost-complete Qin-era inscription near Gyaring Lake records Emperor Qin Shi Huang ordering an expedition west to Kunlun seeking yao (the elixir of life).
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6 months ago

Scientists Teach AI to Think About the Roman Empire

Aeneas AI successfully identified the date of Augustus's Res Gestae to around 15 CE, aiding historians in their research.
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