Shipwrecks, Irrigation, and Backyard Finds: Links for 3 April

Shipwrecks–one of the best ways to learn about cultures
Roman irrigation system found!!  How did the Romans grow crops, anyway?
Being a backyard Archaeologist can pay off!!
A terrific write up on the Roman Domus! (Great for Students!)
A very interesting piece about Women and Speech in Ancient Greece and Rome.
And how cool is this piece about the Campus Martius?
 

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