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Earlier this month, a Yeshiva University-led team of international historians and scientists descended upon the first-century Arch of Titus in Rome's city center. Equipped with cameras and high-tech 3-D scanners, they looked for traces of color on one of the marble arch's three iconic, 1,900-year-old bas reliefs – the famous depiction of Roman soldiers carrying the seven-branched,...
