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Nothing New Under the Sun: Bath, the Romans, and the Rediscovery of Ancient Wisdom

The sign at the entrance to the Roman Baths in Bath asks visitors to refrain from touching the water. This is a reasonable request, given that it is technically a UNESCO World Heritage site and a sacred spring that has been flowing continuously for approximately ten thousand years.

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Nothing New Under the Sun: Bath, the Romans, and the Rediscovery of Ancient Wisdom

The sign at the entrance to the Roman Baths in Bath asks visitors to refrain from touching the water. This is a reasonable request, given that it is technically a UNESCO World Heritage site and a sacred spring that has been flowing continuously for approximately ten thousand years.

Gordon Young 11 min read

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