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Champagne flowed in ancient Rome

22 October 1999

They came, they saw, they quaffed champagne. One of France's most prized treasures, the original bubbly, is not original at...

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Historians Give Romans Better Marks In Democracy

23 July 1999

Conventional view that Roman republic was corrupt oligarchy ruled by rich and decadent aristocracy is challenged by scholars who argue...

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Ice Cap Shows Ancient Mines Polluted the Globe

8 December 1997

Samples extracted from Greenland's two-mile-deep ice cap yield evidence that ancient Carthaginian and Roman silver miners working in southern Spain...

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Underground Rome

31 March 1997

A good way to study ancient Rome is to explore the cellars -- and subcellars -- of modern Rome.

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WOMEN'S CULTS OF ANTIQUITY: THE VEIL RISES

29 April 1985

The excavation of a mysterious shrine in southern Italy has renewed scholarly interest in a shadowy all-woman cult that was...

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Roman Empire's Fall is Linked with Gout and Lead Poisoning

16 March 1983

An article shared on the Paideia Institute's Online Public Classics Archive

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Bridges of Rome: Spanning the Centuries

4 March 1978

Rome's history seen through the history of the bridges along the Tiber.

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The Gymnasium

1 May 1859

"Education among the Greeks was peculiarly calculated for the development of the mind and the body in common. It is...

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