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First-Ever Proof Found Of Gladiator Mauled By Lion In Roman Britain
Archaeologists have discovered the first direct evidence of a gladiator mauled by a lion. The skeleton, discovered two decades ago in a Roman settlement in Britain, offers new insight into the brutal spectacles that once captivated audiences.
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Severe drought helped bring about 'barbarian' invasion of Roman Britain, study findsA severe three-year drought helped bring about a "barbarian" invasion of Roman Britain in A.D. 367, a new study finds. In ...
"A sequence of severe summer droughts from 364 to 366 not only contributed to prolonged harvest failures and food shortages, ...
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Barbarian Invaders Shattered Roman Britain — Thanks To Hot, Dry SummersDiscover how droughts contributed to the Barbarian Conspiracy invasion and affected Roman control in southern Britain.
Research on Roman women looks mainly at clothes, hairstyles, and jewellery, rather than conflict, disease, and financial ...
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Ancient tree rings reveal the hidden reason Rome’s grip on Britain failedIn the spring of 367 CE, Roman Britain was besieged from all sides and by all kinds of forces. Harvests shriveled. Soldiers ...
The first physical evidence of Roman gladiators fighting animals has been found in skeletal remains from England ...
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