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A team of archaeologists recently made a spectacular discovery in the Rhone River near the entrance to the old Roman Arelate, today Arles. They unearthed a series of magnificent bronze and marble sculptures that had been hidden under water for over 2,000 years. The recovered pieces include a bust of Julius Caesar –who founded the city in 46 BC– that is probably the only known bust made while Caesar was alive.