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Rare but real: The untold story of female gladiators in ancient Rome
Though excluded from politics and the military, some women in the Roman Empire fought as gladiators—often enslaved, sometimes elite and almost always for spectacle; new research sheds light on their battles, training and the myths that shaped them
Yogev Israeli
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11.22.25
Jewish priests wrestling naked: How sports shook ancient Judean society
In Jerusalem before the Hasmonean Revolt, priests shocked their community by abandoning Temple duties to wrestle nude at the gymnasion; this vivid clash between Greek athleticism and Jewish tradition exposed deep cultural and religious fault lines
Shmuel Munitz
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07.09.25
Archaeologists on brink of uncovering Augustus' final resting place
Villa, entombed by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, may contain artifacts linked to Emperor Augustus's death; is this the key to locating where the esteemed Roman emperor died?
Yogev Israeli
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05.08.24
Treasure hunt: Israeli youth finds Roman-era ring in national park
While visiting Sussita National Park, 13-year-old Itamar Grossman found an 'ancient-looking' ring lying on the ground and insisted that it be examined
Yair Kraus
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09.04.23
New expeditions to a 2,000-year-old sunken vessel
The Antikythera, a cargo vessel from the late Hellenistic - early Roman era sunk to the depth carrying riches including bronze and marble statues, gold and silver was first found in 1900; now a 5-year program hopes to reveal all its secrets
Yogev Israeli
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07.27.23
Amphora with poem by Virgil engraved on it, found in Spain
Experts estimate the fragment is around 1,800 years old while archeologists ponder why Virgil's verses appear on a vessel designed for the olive oil trade
Yogev Israeli
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06.26.23
Ancient architectural treasures found off the coast of Israel
Ship carrying marble columns and capitals likely destined for an elaborate public building like a temple or a theatre, found by swimmer; IAA says 1st such find of its kind in the Eastern Med
Yogev Israeli
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05.15.23
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