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Live Underwater Excavation of Roman Dock in Cuijk, Netherlands
A live-streamed archaeological excavation in Cuijk, Netherlands, is uncovering a Roman dock, threatened by river erosion and ship damage, revealing insights into the late Roman period.
Live Underwater Excavation of Roman Dock in Cuijk, Netherlands
A live-streamed archaeological excavation in Cuijk, Netherlands, is uncovering a Roman dock, threatened by river erosion and ship damage, revealing insights into the late Roman period.
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36% Bias Score
The Recurrence of Genocide: From Caesar to Modern Conflicts
The article examines the historical recurrence of genocides, tracing a pattern from Julius Caesar's massacres in Gaul to contemporary conflicts like the one in Gaza, highlighting the consistent use of justifications and the glorification of unrestrained power.
The Recurrence of Genocide: From Caesar to Modern Conflicts
The article examines the historical recurrence of genocides, tracing a pattern from Julius Caesar's massacres in Gaul to contemporary conflicts like the one in Gaza, highlighting the consistent use of justifications and the glorification of unrestrained power.
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44% Bias Score
Luxurious Roman Villa Reveals Wealth of Olive Oil Family
The partially excavated Villa Romana de la Estación near Antequera, Spain, reveals the immense wealth and power of the Licinia family, prominent Roman olive oil producers, through its luxurious architecture, including the largest geometric mosaic in Iberia and unique sculptures, dating back to aroun...
Luxurious Roman Villa Reveals Wealth of Olive Oil Family
The partially excavated Villa Romana de la Estación near Antequera, Spain, reveals the immense wealth and power of the Licinia family, prominent Roman olive oil producers, through its luxurious architecture, including the largest geometric mosaic in Iberia and unique sculptures, dating back to aroun...
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40% Bias Score
Daily Life in Roman Aphrodisias: Insights from Archaeology
Aphrodisias, a Roman city in modern-day Turkey, thrived from the 1st to 7th centuries AD, with its daily life varying greatly by social class, from wealthy citizens attending public events and private parties to craftspeople and slaves performing manual labor; its well-preserved ruins, including the...
Daily Life in Roman Aphrodisias: Insights from Archaeology
Aphrodisias, a Roman city in modern-day Turkey, thrived from the 1st to 7th centuries AD, with its daily life varying greatly by social class, from wealthy citizens attending public events and private parties to craftspeople and slaves performing manual labor; its well-preserved ruins, including the...
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32% Bias Score
Porta Nigra's Dating to Marc Aurelius' Reign Reshapes Understanding of Roman Defense
Dendrochronological analysis of timber from excavations near Trier's medieval city walls has dated the construction of the Porta Nigra to 169/170 AD, during Marc Aurelius' reign, altering understandings of Roman defense strategies during his rule and the city's development.
Porta Nigra's Dating to Marc Aurelius' Reign Reshapes Understanding of Roman Defense
Dendrochronological analysis of timber from excavations near Trier's medieval city walls has dated the construction of the Porta Nigra to 169/170 AD, during Marc Aurelius' reign, altering understandings of Roman defense strategies during his rule and the city's development.
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36% Bias Score
2,000-Year-Old Gladiator Burial Unearthed in Liternum
Archaeologists in Liternum, Italy, have discovered a 2,000-year-old gladiator burial site with unique features suggesting a potential link to cultic practices, offering new insights into Roman society and funerary rituals.
2,000-Year-Old Gladiator Burial Unearthed in Liternum
Archaeologists in Liternum, Italy, have discovered a 2,000-year-old gladiator burial site with unique features suggesting a potential link to cultic practices, offering new insights into Roman society and funerary rituals.
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48% Bias Score
Syme's Tacitus: A Review of Gredos's New Translation
Gredos Editorial's new translation of Tacitus's works, reviewed through the lens of Ronald Syme's historical analysis, reveals the enduring relevance of Roman political dynamics and the tension between liberty and security.
Syme's Tacitus: A Review of Gredos's New Translation
Gredos Editorial's new translation of Tacitus's works, reviewed through the lens of Ronald Syme's historical analysis, reveals the enduring relevance of Roman political dynamics and the tension between liberty and security.
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48% Bias Score
The Roman Empire's Legacy: How Christianity Became a Dominant Force
Alice Roberts's "Domination" explores Christianity's evolution from a local cult to a major cultural and political power, focusing on its transformation from Roman structures and the Council of Nicaea's role in unifying competing interests.
The Roman Empire's Legacy: How Christianity Became a Dominant Force
Alice Roberts's "Domination" explores Christianity's evolution from a local cult to a major cultural and political power, focusing on its transformation from Roman structures and the Council of Nicaea's role in unifying competing interests.
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36% Bias Score
Revised History: Hunnic Invasions a Gradual Process, Not Sudden Catastrophe
Mischa Meier's new book challenges the traditional view of the Hunnic invasions, arguing that prolonged interactions between the Huns and Goths, starting well before 375 AD, led to a gradual destabilization rather than a sudden catastrophe, supported by archaeological evidence and reinterpretations ...
Revised History: Hunnic Invasions a Gradual Process, Not Sudden Catastrophe
Mischa Meier's new book challenges the traditional view of the Hunnic invasions, arguing that prolonged interactions between the Huns and Goths, starting well before 375 AD, led to a gradual destabilization rather than a sudden catastrophe, supported by archaeological evidence and reinterpretations ...
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44% Bias Score
Trier to Host World's First Comprehensive Marcus Aurelius Exhibition
Trier's upcoming exhibition on Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (June 15th-November 23rd) features nearly 400 artifacts from over 110 European lenders, including a rare bronze bust from Hungary and items from Helmut Schmidt's personal collection, making it the world's first comprehensive show on the em...
Trier to Host World's First Comprehensive Marcus Aurelius Exhibition
Trier's upcoming exhibition on Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius (June 15th-November 23rd) features nearly 400 artifacts from over 110 European lenders, including a rare bronze bust from Hungary and items from Helmut Schmidt's personal collection, making it the world's first comprehensive show on the em...
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Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score
McCullin's "Roman Conceit": A Reflection on Beauty, War, and Enduring Legacy
Don McCullin, known for his war photography, has published "The Roman Conceit," showcasing Roman statues and reflecting on their enduring presence despite their origins in slavery and war; the book contrasts his previous work focusing on the horrors of conflict.
McCullin's "Roman Conceit": A Reflection on Beauty, War, and Enduring Legacy
Don McCullin, known for his war photography, has published "The Roman Conceit," showcasing Roman statues and reflecting on their enduring presence despite their origins in slavery and war; the book contrasts his previous work focusing on the horrors of conflict.
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36% Bias Score
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