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  2017年10月05日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  October 5, 2017, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one other...

  商品コード: 2021121105081

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  2017年11月07日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  November 7, 2017, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one othe...

  商品コード: 2021121104979

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  2017年11月09日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  November 9, 2017, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one othe...

  商品コード: 2021121105044

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  2017年11月09日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  November 9, 2017, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one othe...

  商品コード: 2021121105071

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  2017年11月14日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  November 14, 2017, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104922

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  2017年11月14日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  November 14, 2017, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104943

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  2020年01月29日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  January 29, 2020, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one othe...

  商品コード: 2021121105003

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  2020年02月14日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  February 14, 2020, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104473

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  2020年02月14日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  February 14, 2020, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104902

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  2020年02月14日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  February 14, 2020, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104920

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  2020年02月14日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  February 14, 2020, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104811

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  2020年02月17日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  February 17, 2020, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one oth...

  商品コード: 2021121104894

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  2021年12月09日

  First Ever ‘Crucified‘ Roman Skeleton Found In Britain

  December 9, 2021, Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom: A 1,900-year-old skeleton found in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire is believed to be the best physical evidence that a crucifixion occurred in Britain in Roman times...At first the skeleton, of a man aged between 25 and 35, did not seem remarkable when it was found in a newly discovered Roman site, but after the remains were examined in a laboratory in Bedford, experts discovered a nail through the heel bone they believe is the best physical evidence of a crucifixion found to date..Nails used for crucifixion ââ¬â the grisly capital punishment which kills victims by tying or nailing them to a large wooden beam and leaving the to hang until death ââ¬â are rare..It is at most the fourth example ever recorded worldwide through archaeological evidence. Crucifixion was relatively commonplace in Roman times, but the victims were often tied to the cross rather than nailed, and if nails were used then it was routine to remove them afterwards. Only one othe...

  商品コード: 2021121104493