The citadel was torched by the Roman army in A.D. 45, with many of its inhabitants likely killed. Some time afterward Artezian was rebuilt with stronger fortifications although it, along with the rest of the Bosporan Kingdom, was under the sway of Rome. (Photo courtesy Russian-Ukrainian Archaeological Artezian Expedition)
Click here to see more photos at LiveScience.comThe citadel was torched by the Roman army in A.D. 45, with many of its inhabitants likely killed. Some time afterward Artezian was rebuilt with stronger fortifications although it, along with the rest of the Bosporan Kingdom, was under the sway of Rome. (Photo courtesy Russian-Ukrainian Archaeological Artezian Expedition)
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