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Martin O’Neill’s return as Celtic’s interim manager is a cynical move that risks his legacy and exposes the board’s lack of ...
From gladiators to vomitoriums, delve into Rome’s most persistent myths and find out what really happened. A conservationist restores a Roman bust. Many Roman statues appear starkly white today. Yet ...
A Japanese tourist died after falling off a perimeter wall surrounding the ancient Pantheon in central Rome late Friday night, local police told CNN. The man, named as 69-year-old Morimasa Hibino by ...
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Lost rival of Rome uncovered with vast ancient basin
A forgotten rival of Ancient Rome has recently come into the spotlight for its impressive water basin, a testament to advanced hydraulic engineering that rivaled Roman innovations. This overlooked ...
A Japanese tourist has died after falling from one of the most popular tourist attractions in Rome. Local media has reported the 69-year-old fell about seven metres to the ground from the perimeter ...
Rome’s MIA Market wrapped a successful 11th edition on Friday with organizers recording another strong turnout, welcoming more than 2,800 participants — on par with 2024’s record-breaking edition — ...
Messalina's sex life got Romans gossiping, but what they really feared was her lust for power. Sex symbolArtworks, such as the Eugene Brunet 1884 sculpture, often emphasize Messalina’s notoriety as a ...
A Japanese tourist has died after falling from the iconic Pantheon in Rome in front of his horrified daughter. Morimasa Hibino, 69, lost his balance and fell from the outer wall of the ancient ...
A police cordon at the Pantheon in Rome, following the death of a tourist at the famous attraction (Picture: EPA) A Japanese tourist plunged 22ft to his death while touring the Pantheon in Rome’s with ...
Stories of ancient Roman artifacts and ruins being dug up in back gardens or disrupting construction projects are common. It seems that a British pensioner can hardly dig a new plot for potatoes, nor ...
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