Masada is an ancient mountaintop fortress in Israel's Judaean Desert. In 66 CE, with the outbreak of the Jewish war against Rome, the Zealots, an extremist Jewish sect, seized the fortress in a surprise attack and massacred its Roman garrison. After the fall of Jerusalem, Masada, the last remnant of Jewish rule, refused to surrender. Masada remained under Zealot control until 73 CE, when, after months of siege, the Romans finally breached the walls. What did they discover when they entered?
Masada Falls to the Romans, Ending Jewish Revolt (73 CE) (http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Masada)