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Tom Davidson

Italian archaeologists unearth 24 bronze statues dating back to ancient Rome ‘that could rewrite history’

More than two dozen bronze statues dating back to ancient Roman times have been unearthed in thermal baths in Tuscany.

The statues were discovered in San Casciano dei Bagni, a hilltop town in the Siena province, roughly 100 miles north of Rome, where archaeologists have been exploring the muddy ruins of an ancient bathhouse since 2019.

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