While cleaning their backyard, a New Orleans couple stumbled upon a nearly 2,000-year-old Roman tombstone. The marble monument was eventually traced to a museum in Italy, where it had disappeared ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An ancient Roman tombstone is now safely back in its home country of Italy after being discovered in an Uptown backyard last year.

A married couple was clearing weeds last year when they stumbled across a strange marble slab behind their New Orleans home. Hidden beneath overgrown vines, the stone featured a Latin engraving. Was ...

WDSU FIRST WARNING SEVEN DAY FORECAST. RANDI A ROMAN RELIC, THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLD, WAS DISCOVERED HERE IN NEW ORLEANS, AND IT’S BACK IN ITALY THIS AFTERNOON. THE LOCAL FBI OFFICE SAYS THAT A WOMAN ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An ancient Roman grave marker found last year in the backyard of a New Orleans residence has been repatriated to Italy, as part of a ceremony held last week in Rome, the Federal ...

Sextus Congenius Verus finally has made it home. Or rather, his grave marker has. Last week, the FBI’s Art Crime Unit announced that it had sent Verus’ inscribed stone to Italian authorities along ...

An ancient Roman tombstone is now safely back in its home country of Italy after being discovered in an Uptown backyard last year. FBI New Orleans said that after it was discovered, the artifact was ...