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The deciphered parts from the scroll. Originally from the Vesuvius project

The wonderful story behind reading burnt scrolls

Remains of a Roman amphitheater in Alexandria. From Wikipedia

It's hard to ask jealousy

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Jordanian men dressed as Roman soldiers as part of a festival held in the city of Jerash. Photo: meunierd / Shutterstock.com

The Hasmoneans - Part 11: Pilgrimage to the Roman generals

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Roman soldiers. Illustration: shutterstock

The Hasmoneans, part nine: between corruption and murder. Did the feud between the brothers bring an end to the kingdom of the Hasmonean dynasty?

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A 2000-year-old secret under the living room floor of a villa in Ein Kerem

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witch (halloween witch) Photo: shutterstock

An ancient curse writing from 1700 years ago was discovered in the excavations of the Antiquities Authority in the city of David

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Photo of the findings in the water hole: Vladimir Neikhin. Courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

A 2000-year-old testimony to the days of the siege in Jerusalem; And more in the capital: an 1,800-year-old section of a Roman road was uncovered

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Environmentally friendly concrete - like the one used by the Romans

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Boxing in ancient Rome. illustration

The Song of the Muscles XNUMX: Give him with the teeth - boxing in the literature of the Sages

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Athletes on an ancient Roman pitcher. From Wikipedia

The XNUMXth Muscle Song - Gymnasium activity of Jews in the Diaspora. Roman period

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female dancers A painting on an urn originating in ancient Greece

The XNUMXth muscle song - dancing with virgins

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Gladiators on the battlefield, in a painting by Jean-Leon Jerome from 1872

The Muscle Song XNUMX: Blood in the ring

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A Roman water carrier in France, dating to 19 BC

Engineering thinking in Rome

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Diagram of the Antikythera mechanism

Antikythera mechanism: the computer is two thousand years old this year, and why the industrial revolution didn't start in ancient Greece

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Passover Haggadah, Vienna, 1954-1929, National Library

The Haggadah in the service of politics

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Findings point to ancient chemical warfare in Syria

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"He was a hero, he called the sparrow" - really?!

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Optometric diagnosis in ancient Rome

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Map of the Roman Empire at its peak - 117 AD. Illustration: shutterstock

Dr. Yehiam blows the whistle/all because of the sibling rivalry?!?

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The Christians in Rome learned from the Jews to bury in the catacombs

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Trojan Games marked by the classic "national" romance of ancient Rome

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The beauty secrets of the ancient Britons

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