Forget Las Vegas—Archaeologists Just Found 1,000 Dice Underneath an Ancient City
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An extraordinary concentration of more than a thousand dice made of bone discovered at a Gallo-Roman site in northeastern France | Researchers still do not know if it is a workshop, an ancient gambling center or even a site where the dice were used for rituals and predicting the future
An unusual find by archaeologists may indicate that the inhabitants of the ancient Roman settlement loved to gamble
The discovery of more than a thousand bone dice in the ancient city of Grande in France has left archaeologists with a great mystery: Was this ancient Roman city the Las Vegas of its day, a center of gambling and public entertainment?
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