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The #Roman legions were probably the main reason the #Roman #Empire was so successful. These incredibly organized military units marched all over the #ancient world and remained in key colonies of the empire long after the last battle was fought. https://t.co/AKlU6zo1cV

#ArchOfConstantine in #PiazzaDelColosseo of Rome; oil painting on canvas created by Italian painter Giovanni Antonio Canal in 1742, who commonly known as #Canaletto.🎨

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The discovery of an Ancient Egyptian mummy, with the remains of an intact digestive system, has allowed researchers to analyze the remains of its last meal. If you’ve ever wanted to step back in time, join us as we discover the secrets of ancient tilapia https://t.co/bviQGVYtXG

At the dawn of civilization, about 10,000 years ago, the Sahara Desert of today was the Green Sahara, a lush human, animal, plant paradise, and it may be again. https://t.co/dYsQ1Lpu6R

The self-declared female Sherlock Holmes of American #archaeology, Deni Seymour, has claimed to have found where the famous 16th century Spanish Conquistador #Coronado’s Expedition entered the United States from what was Mexico. https://t.co/2eOZ2uzQzN

The Baths of Diocletian in Rome.

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The Sacrifice of Tsali, The Cherokee Folk Hero Who Gave His Life For His People https://t.co/TmVxCwe9om

Did the enigmatic 12th-century Prester John and his wonderous empire spring from Ethiopia, despite its kings denying this? https://t.co/147l1CCaSz

An intriguing and controversial account of Adam's Bridge by guest author Dr Rita Louise. Is the stretch of boulders that lies under the surface of the water between Sir Lanka and India, Rama's Bridge from the ancient Ramayana? https://t.co/Fuy9fW20SS

Tomoe Gozen fearsome Japanese warrior of 12th century https://t.co/YcRbpC5PaN