There hasn’t been as much to celebrate in the early going of the season as the Twins would have liked, but the helmet first ...

The renovation of a football pitch in Austria’s capital has led to the discovery of a Roman mass grave housing the remains of ...

Items like these also helped identify the soldiers as Roman. The dagger had a Roman design, as did a helmet found during the excavation. What’s more, archaeologists also found an array of nails from ...

Credit: AP/Eduardo Verdugo The hats of the sayones, meant to imitate the helmets worn by Roman soldiers, are the dominant ...

A cheek piece from a Roman helmet was found to be from a type that ... This will include DNA analysis, to shed light on the lives of the soldiers and their living conditions.

Thousands of Roman soldiers were stationed at the Vindobona fort at its height in the third century A.D., and the nearby settlement was home to about 20,000 people.

a helmet cheek piece, shoe nails, and a fragmented iron dagger. The dagger proved especially useful in dating the remains. X-ray images of the sheath revealed typical ancient Roman decorations ...

the metal cheek piece of a Roman helmet, two iron spearheads (one stuck in a hip bone, mind you), and hobnails from shoes that were made with leather and studded with nails, a type of footwear used by ...

Renovations on a soccer field outside of Vienna, Austria, uncovered a Roman-era mass grave that held the remains of roughly 150 males. Experts believe the site was likely a battlefield where a ...