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For the first time, the Roman Catholic Church is offering exorcism training to all major Christian denominations.
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Scientists in Romania have built the world's most powerful laser with an output of over 10 petawatts.
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A new study has found that the Romans may have used 'metamaterials' to dampen the effects of earthquakes.
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Archaeologists in Italy have unearthed a broken soapstone amphora containing hundreds of gold coins.
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Researchers have finally succeeded in deciphering an ancient papyrus with mirror writing on both sides.
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A new 3D reconstruction of the Roman emperor has revealed that he had a rather unusually shaped head.
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A Romanian court has formally rejected Constantin Reliu's claim that he is actually very much alive.
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The well-preserved gloves were discovered during the excavation of a Roman fort on Hadrian's Wall.
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Scientists have determined what made the notorious Roman cave so deadly to those who ventured inside.
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Researchers have identified what is thought to be the earliest known example of a physical practical joke.
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Pennsylvania resident Mary Horomanski couldn't believe what she was reading when she received the bill.
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Thought to be worth more than $250,000, the once-in-a-lifetime discovery was made using a metal detector.
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Marine archaeologists unexpectedly stumbled across a goldmine of shipwrecks during a recent expedition.
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Archaeologists have uncovered the ruins of a long-lost Roman city that was destroyed by a tsunami.
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An exceptionally well-preserved Roman neighborhood has been unearthed in south-eastern France.
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Archaeologists working near Borough Market have discovered a coffin dating back over 1,600 years.
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The remarkable longevity of Roman sea piers has proven something of a mystery to modern engineers.
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When Genevieve Roman returned to her apartment recently she discovered that she had a new roommate.
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A strange aluminium object unearthed in Romania in 1973 is thought to date back up to 250,000 years.
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Divers have unearthed 2,000-year-old skeletal remains within the wreckage of a Roman-era cargo ship.