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Gladiatorial games are probably one of the most engaged and romantic features of ancient Roman culture. Reflects fighters fighting for the final breath for historical texts, bass reliefs, pottery and mosaic, freedom and glory, often fans exile in front of the crowd. Gladiator arenas like the Roman Colososume survived for thousands of years, gladiators themselves have left less archaeological evidence and testify to legendary animal battles.
The researchers in Ireland and the United Kingdom have identified the first physical evidence of the gloriator battle of the ancient Romanian animal in Europe: a human skeleton with a large cat, is a great cat in England, in England, in England.
“Our understanding of Roman gladiatorial combat and animal glasses has been historical texts and artistic descriptions,” Tim Thompson, a monstridge at Maynound University, said at a university statement. “This discovery provides the first direct evidence that occurred during this period during this period during this period, to change the perception of Roman entertainment culture in the region.”
Archaeologists found the skeleton in the center of the center learnToday, in Pos magazine, in Driffield Terrace, scientists can serve as a Gladiator Cemetery in the UK. Among other proofs, numerous skeletons remains belonged to the emperors who are different healing injuries.
The person in question was a man with a little health problems between 26 and 35 years of age and was discovered under a layer of horse bones. Archaeologists and Osteologists leads Thompson, the team of the man organized a 3D model of the puncture. After comparing the different animals with bite marks, a large cat was responsible for lesions, perhaps was responsible for the body rubbing the body after the death of man.
“Bite signs are probably a lion confirming that the skelerons buried in the cemetery are soldiers or slave gladiators,” Malin Holst, a university from a university or osteoarchaeologist statement. Bite signs “represents the first osteological approval of human interaction with a large carpet in combat or entertainment conditions in the world of Rome.”
The man is most likely BestiariusAnimals or prisoners, convicts convicted of animals without training and defense in front of an audience.
“We can never know that we can never fight for the fight for the fun of others,” David Jennings, President of the York Archeology, said in a plos statement“But so far the first Osteo Archaeological evidence for this type of gladiator battle will be the Wembley Stadium of the classic world, which is so far today.” Jennings did not participate in the case.
Although archaeologists have not yet discovered an amphitheater in the area, the work demonstrates that gladiatorial culture has reached the farthest corners of the empire. Rome also confirms the existence of the social, political and military elite in York; Sections of society that require such elastic and cruel entertainment.
