Roman swords discovered after 1,900 years in Dead Sea cave

Four Roman swords and the head of a javelin known as a “pilum” were discovered by Israeli archeologists inside a remote cave near the Dead Sea, in an area that was known as a hideout of Jewish rebels in the 130s.

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