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ROMAN DACIA IN THE DIGITAL ERA

Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology, 2020
The study of Roman Dacia in the last two centuries produced thousands of articles, studies, monographs and proceedings and revealed at least 3800 archaeological sites from the short period of existence of the province between 106-270 AD.
Csaba Szabó
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Evolution of chest defense in the Roman era [PDF]

Interdiscip Cardiovasc Thorac Surg
Maria Emilia Paladino, Michael Belingheri, Michele Augusto Riva   +2 more
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First Evidence of “Earth Wax” Inside the Casting Molds from the Roman Era [PDF]

Molecules, 2021
Klara Jagosova, Jan Jilek, Pavel Fojtik   +2 more
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Was There a Pre-Roman Occupation in Coimbra, Portugal? The Contribution of Rua Fernandes Thomaz, 72–74 for Understanding Occupation of the Territory of Aeminium during the Transition from the Iron Age to the Roman Era

Heritage, 2019
Iron Age studies are scarce for the city of Coimbra, besides the findings from the Machado Castro Museum, and therefore this intervention has revealed an important heritage collection.
Jorge Pinho, Susana Henriques
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Water, toilets and public health in the Roman era

Water Science and Technology: Water Supply, 2010
Toilets have a long history. The aim of this article is to examine the influence of water and toilets on public health during the Roman era (circa 200 B.C.–500 A.D.). Toilets during the Roman era can be divided into two groups: public and private. A public toilet was often built in proximity to or inside a bath so that it was easily entered from both ...
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Pan-European atmospheric lead pollution, enhanced blood lead levels, and cognitive decline from Roman-era mining and smelting [PDF]

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
Joseph R Mcconnell, Nathan J Chellman, Andreas Plach   +2 more
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Fortificatia quadriburgium (?) de la pestera Veterani din Clisura Dunării [PDF]

Cercetări Arheologice, 2022
The Veterani Cave is one of the most well-known natural caves on the territory of Romania, nowadays being often visited by tourists. It is not only an impressive natural monument but also a multilayered archaeological site with a very rich history.
Călin Timoc
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Paraitonion, the Ancient City and Harbor during the Graeco-Roman Period according to Ancient Sources [PDF]

المجلة العلمیة لکلیة السیاحة والفنادق جامعة الأسکندریة, 2020
Marsa Matrouh today is well known as a tourist resort, but few historical facts are known about it. According to ancient sources, it once acted as a fishing village, and afterward a resupply harbor for ships trading in the Mediterranean.
Wessam Fekry Ibrahim Moussa
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Roman Gold Washing as Described by Pliny the Elder

EXARC Journal, 2021
As part of a four-year interdisciplinary research project of a Roman gold mine in the landscape known as the "Karth" to the south of Vienna, Austria, a reconstruction of gold washing took place as described by Pliny the Elder in book 33 of his Natural ...
Brigitte Cech, Heimo Urban
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Experiments with Lime Mortars containing Charcoal and Ashes

EXARC Journal, 2022
We encountered a number of cases in the published archaeological studies where ashes and charcoal were used as aggregates in ancient lime mixtures. These mixtures were tested in a small number of experiments, and this paper presents the results.
Αntonis Vlavogilakis
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