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5K views · 140 reactions | Scientists have finally solved the centuries-old mystery surrounding the 'Bosham Head,' a massive stone object discovered in a Chichester flowerbed. Through advanced scanning technology, British researchers have identified the stone as a fragment of a statue depicting Roman Emperor Trajan, dating back to around 122 AD. #RomanStatue #EmperorTrajan #ArchaeologicalDiscovery Watch full episodes on discovery+: https://bit.ly/3HfHr6e | Love History | Facebook

Are we cooked? August, the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar, is often associated with the waning days of summer in the Northern Hemisphere. Named after the Roman Emperor Augustus, it carries a sense of grandeur and transition. For many, August is a time of warmth and leisure, with long, sunlit days perfect for vacations, barbecues, or lazy afternoons by the water. Yet, it also signals the shift toward autumn, as days gradually shorten and students prepare to return to school. In many cultu