Researchers have taken a fresh look at a 2010 find in Ephesos, Turkiye, concluding that two newborns discovered in a grave within a disused Roman latrine were probably twins. Experts noted that the care taken to construct the burial site, which dates back to the eighth or ninth century CE, points to an act of grief and protection instead of simple abandonment. The grave was carefully fashioned as a compact cist made from stone and brick.

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