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AI finally cracks 2,000-year-old Roman board game mystery in the Netherlands

A mysterious carved stone that sat in a Dutch museum for decades has now been identified as a Roman-era game board, with ...
Courthouse News Service

Pattern Discovered in Deaths of Roman Emperors

(CN) – Emperors of the Roman Empire were not long-reigning rulers as a majority of them met an untimely end from either assassins, suicide or combat. New research released Sunday finds that the ...
The Debrief

A Mysterious Roman Artifact Covered in Odd Markings Puzzled Researchers for More Than a Century—Now AI Has Cracked Its Ancient Code

A curious ancient Roman artifact has drawn renewed attention as researchers report finally solving the mystery of its undeciphered markings.
DutchNews.nl

Stone is Roman gameboard and AI has worked out the rules

A carved stone featuring a pattern of lines which had Dutch experts scratching their heads has been identified as a board for a Roman game. The stone, found during a dig in the Limburg town of Heerlen ...
Daily Mail

Two thirds of all Roman emperors died violently during their first year of rule, study shows

Two thirds of Roman emperors faced the greatest risk of a violent death in their first year in office, according to new research into the life cycle of the ancient rulers. Researchers from the Georgia ...