Romans use public latrines made up of long, bench-like seats with keyhole-shaped openings that lead directly into the sewer.
Waste water from public baths is used as part of the flow that flushes the latrines, and they can be seen as a place to socialise, but be prepared to use one of the communal sponges dipped in vinegar to clean yourself afterwards!
Ecclesgreig Castle: A Silent Monument to History Ecclesgreig Castle was once a symbol of power and prestige, a centerpiece of Scottish nobility. The abandoned Ecclesgreig Castle today…
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The remains of a medieval ‘mummy’ wrapped in a cocoon of birch bark has been discovered at the site of a village that belonged to a mysterious…
A Glimpse into the Hellenistic Era In a stunning archaeological breakthrough, a team led by Kutalmış Görkay has uncovered three exquisitely preserved glᴀss mosaics dating back to…