2,000-year-old Roman jar discovery proves ancient medics used human poo to treat sick

Archaeologists analysing a glass vial found in Turkey have discovered the first hard evidence that human faeces was used to ...

2,000-year-old vial suggests Romans prescribed human poop for common illnesses

A small glass vial buried nearly two millennia ago is forcing archaeologists to confront an uncomfortable truth about ancient medicine: the Romans may.

Ancient jar proves Roman doctors used human poo as medicine

2,000-year-old vial containing brown flakes has been found to hold dried human faeces and thyme ...

Human POO was used by ancient Romans to treat two common ailments as grim ‘faeces jar’ found after 1,900 years

ANCIENT Romans used human poo to treat common ailments, archaeologists have revealed. The grim discovery is the first direct ...
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2,000-year-old vial proves ancient Romans used human poop as medicine

Archaeologists analyzing a vial from Turkey have found the first physical evidence that ancient civilization used human feces ...
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This 350-mile Path Is Italy’s Oldest Road—and It Runs Through Idyllic Landscapes and Stunning Beach Towns

Driving Rome’s “Queen of Roads” revealed beach towns, buried arenas, and new archaeological discoveries mile by mile.