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Mystery of Henri IV’s missing head divides France
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Book claiming mummified skull found in the attic of a retired tax collector is that of 'good king' Henri IV provokes fierce debate
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11th-century troop-carrier Roskilde 6 emerges from the depths of history and heads for British Museum
Hadrian’s hall: archaeologists finish excavation of Roman arts centre
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Arts centre discovered under one of Rome's busiest roundabouts was built in AD123 and could seat 900 people
Restoration of Roman tunnels gives a slave’s eye view of Caracalla baths
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December 13, 2012
Tourists will see 'maniacal Roman perfection and incredible hydraulic technology' in labyrinth under Rome's Caracalla baths
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