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Rome

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History

 

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David T

 

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February 23, 2017

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Throughout past decades, archeologists have stumbled across many remarkable findings that gives historians a much needed in-depth look into ancient societies. Spas, glass technology, tax assessors, oils, and other "everyday" items are discovered frequently as archeologists discover and unlock secrets of the past...
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Therefore, more interest has been in the findings of cultural valuables such as colored marble and the discoveries of ancient Roman shipwrecks. Turkish archeologists may have discovered ruins of the Great Palace of the Byzantine Empire from which emperors ruled much of their known world nearly a thousand years ago...
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