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Archaeologists Have Uncovered a Terrifying Relic Suggesting That Ancient Romans Fed Their Captives to Lions All Over Europe

The item "illuminates the brutal character of Roman authority" in the British provinces, according to archaeologists.

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Artifact Reveals People Were Fed To Lions In Roman Britain

Artifact Reveals People Were Fed To Lions In Roman Britain
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Bronze artifact indicates Romans threw enemies to the lions across their empire, even as far as Britain

Bronze artifact indicates Romans threw enemies to the lions across their empire, even as far as Britain
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Bronze handle suggests lions used in Roman Britain executions

The bronze key handle found in Leicester shows a "Barbarian" grappling with a lion.

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Thrown to Lions? New evidence from Roman Britain executions revealed

Archaeologists have identified an elaborate key as evidence that wild animals were used as agents of execution in Roman Britain during public arena.

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