Archaeologists Discover Brutal Murder in Ancient Roman Soldier Skeleton

• Archaeologists discovered a Roman soldier's skeleton with signs of brutal murder.
• The soldier was initially thought to have died in a tax revolt, but the actual cause was much worse.
• The skeleton, preserved from the late Iron Age and early Roman era, is a valuable research resource.
• The findings are detailed in the book 'Victims of Violence from the Early Roman Fort Velsen' by Carol van Driel-Murray and Mark Driessen.
• The discovery provides new insights into the violent history of the Roman era.