Rediscovered Gladiator Knife Handle and Commercialization of Ancient Rome
A recently discovered gladiator knife handle deepens the historical fascination with gladiators, while Airbnb's sponsored gladiator events at the Colosseum spark controversy.
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A rare knife handle shaped like a gladiator was found at Hadrian’s Wall, highlighting the celebrity status of ancient combatants. Meanwhile, Airbnb's $1.5 million partnership with the Colosseum to stage gladiator fights raises questions on the commercialization of cultural heritage. Amidst criticism, supporters emphasize the need for funding historical site preservation. The exhibition of the knife handle represents a compelling aspect of Roman memorabilia.
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