Netized 1,700 years: Open sealed Roman sarcofa in Budapest, discovered skeletons and property of orphan girls
In northern Budapest, the fourth Obuda - which in ancient times was known as the Roman city Akvinkum - archeologists of the nearby historical museum came to an extraordinary rare discovery: completely Hermetically closed Roman sarcofa from the 3rd century. Massive stone columns...
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