The couple hadn't known how the artifact made its way to their property in New Orleans. But after their story went viral, a ...
Roman soldier Sextus Congenius Verus was buried 1,900 years ago in Italy. So how did his grave marker end up in a backyard in ...
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Seven Roman soldiers found in a mass grave in well, likely casualties of the CE 260 Battle of Mursa
Isotopic and DNA evidence indicate nonlocal origins, plant-heavy diets, respiratory infection, and combat injuries.
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A Married Couple in New Orleans Found a Stone in Their Backyard. It Turned Out to Be an Ancient Roman Soldier’s Gravestone
Daniella Santoro, an anthropologist at Tulane University, and her husband Aaron Lorenz found the stone behind their home in ...
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How a 1,900-year-old Roman soldier’s gravestone ended up in the backyard of a house in New Orleans
A rectangular stone, engraved with Latin writing, was discovered when a married couple were tending their garden.
A couple in New Orleans found a marble slab hidden under vines and dirt while doing yard work. Research revealed it was an ...
Daniella Santoro and her husband, Aaron Lorenz, were busy “de-junglefying” the backyard of their New Orleans home in March ...
As construction crews churned up dirt to renovate a Vienna soccer field last October, they happened upon an unprecedented find: A heap of intertwined skeletal remains in a mass grave dating back to ...
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