2,000-year-old bullet with Julius Caesar's name unearthed, reveals new clues in Roman Civil war

Europe News: A 2,000-year-old lead bullet discovered in Spain in 2019, inscribed with "IPSCA" and "CAES," suggests local support for Julius Caesar during his civil

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