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For years, experts said a Roman emperor wasn’t real. Scientists say a coin could prove otherwise.

Saleen Martin, USA TODAY Comments Off on For years, experts said a Roman emperor wasn’t real. Scientists say a coin could prove otherwise.

Researchers believe Emperor Sponsian may have been a military commander in the Roman province of Dacia, which overlapped with modern-day Romania.

      
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