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1,600-year-old Roman coffin unearthed in London POSTED: 8:16 p.m. EST, November 30, 2006 LONDON, England (AP) -- Archaeologists discovered a rare Roman sarcophagus containing a headless skeleton at the site of London's historic St. Martin-in-the-Fields church, authorities said Friday. The lim...

Is this a roll call? Adsum!

Sounds efficient to me. I also like the idea of voting for some parts of the reform that I like without having to vote for others that I don't necessarily like as much...

Welcome Maro!

I fell in love with Rome in junior high when I took my first Latin class. Were you involved in any certamina in high school?

Tergestus

I did a quick Google search on the practice and the only relevant hits were tied in with this particular discovery. Some of the articles did, however, mention that other foods and drinks besides honey, milk for example, could also be provided to the dead through the tubes.

Thank you, Orce. I enjoyed reading this essay.

Start with www.roman-emperors.org and www.roman-emperors.com (not the same site) as well as wikipedia.

Tergestus

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