The 6th century BC stone sarcophagus, with an accompanying circular altar, was discovered under the Forum in the heart of Italy's capital decades ago, but experts could not agree on whether or not it belonged to the fabled figure.The brothers had been raised by a she-wolf -- the symbol of Rome shows them sucking at her teats -- but later fell out over where to build the new metropolis.
The Colosseum Archeological Park, which manages the Forum where the sarcophagus lies, said recent clues all pointed to it being the founder's tomb, in what it labelled an "extraordinary discovery". Romulus, made popular by writers such as Livy, Ovid and Plutarch, is said to have ploughed a square furrow around the Palatine Hill to demarcate the walls of the future city.
A team of scientists carrying out a dig in the late 1980s discovered a long, deep gash marked by large stones, which they claimed was the "sacred furrow" ploughed by Romulus.
So in other words, he was the beastiality king.
I think there are more than one of these monuments around Italy, but the one I saw was in Pisa on the grounds of the Leaning Tower.
Mamon.
Why are they sucking the tit of the wolf?!?!?
rome, the descendants of the canaanite plague on humanity and the 'refugees' of the trojan 'wars'... the Israelite tribes failed to heed God's words and they've been paying the price ever since...
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