A skeleton recovered from an intriguing Roman-era cemetery in England may mark the first physical evidence of combat between gladiators and animals, according to new research.Related video above ...

Quetta Gladiators 142 (Faheem 43, Kusal 36, Hasan 3-33) beat Karachi Kings 137 for 8 (Seifert 47, Vince 30, Wasim 2-22, Amir 2-26) by five runs A remarkable bowling comeback from Quetta Gladiators ...

That is the end of the match. Quetta Gladiators won by 5 runs. What a come back by Gladiators, at one time Kings were running away with the game when Seifert and Vince batting but Gladiators ...

At one stage, the Kings were cruising—needing just 54 runs off 54 balls with eight wickets in hand—before the Gladiators turned the game on its head with one of the finest comebacks in PSL ...

Are you not entertained? New analysis from the bones of an ancient gladiator discovered in York suggests that British fighters may have been attacked by ferocious big cats during arena battles.

The first physical evidence that gladiators fought animals during the Roman period has been confirmed by researchers. An academic from Maynooth University in Co Kildare was part of the ...

While images of gladiators being bitten by lions have appeared in ancient mosaics and pottery, this is the only convincing skeletal evidence using forensic experiments anywhere in the world of ...

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Archeologists in the UK and Ireland recently uncovered a rare find: the skeletal remains of a gladiator from Roman-era England. The bones not only help experts better understand the lives of ...

Those feline bite marks, preserved on a skeleton interred in northeast England, provide the first physical evidence of a Roman-era battle between a gladiator and a nonhuman animal anywhere in ...

The Trustees of the British Museum Supported by By Kate Golembiewski Gladiators battled lions and other wild animals in the arenas of the Roman Empire. But for all the tales of glorious combat ...