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  • A Lost Roman City May Have Been Found in Mallorca, Ending a Centuries-Old Mystery

    A Lost Roman City May Have Been Found in Mallorca, Ending a Centuries-Old Mystery

    Archaeologists working in the heart of Mallorca believe they may finally be closing in on one of Roman Spain’s most elusive urban centers. New discoveries at the long-studied site of Son Fornés are now pointing toward the possible location of Tucis or Guium—two Roman cities recorded by ancient sources but never conclusively identified. The breakthrough…

    January 29, 2026
  • A Forgotten Route to Knowledge Reappears at Nysa: Roman Steps Leading to an Ancient Library Uncovered

    A Forgotten Route to Knowledge Reappears at Nysa: Roman Steps Leading to an Ancient Library Uncovered

    At first glance, it was just another stretch of a Roman street. But as archaeologists continued to peel back the layers at Nysa Ancient City, a long-missing element of the city’s intellectual landscape quietly emerged. A set of marble steps—unused for nearly eighteen centuries—has revealed how ancient visitors once ascended from the city’s main thoroughfare…

    December 22, 2025

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