Tuesday, 17 May 2016

Second Century Millitary Barracks Found in Rome

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A subway construction line through the center of Rome has uncovered barracks for the Praetorian guards dating to the reign of Emperor Hadrian in the second century A.D., according to an announcement made by Italy's Culture Ministry. Archaeologists have reportedly found a long hallway and 39 rooms decorated with mosaic floors and frescoed walls. The site also yielded 13 skeletons in a collective grave, a bronze coin and a bronze bracelet. 

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