How is the legend of the founding of Rome supported by Archaeology?

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The traditional and native Roman legend has Rome being founded in the 8th century and perhaps too from Alba. Archaeological evidence tends to support a very close connection (material culture) between the two sites in the relevant period. 2. The Greek version (Aeneas to Romulus).

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