The Glyptotek also acquired several high-profile loans for the exhibition, including three rare tunics which have never ...
A 2,000-year-old marble sculpture slated for auction later this month is more than a well-preserved piece of artistic history ...
This video examines how the little-known Emperor Maxentius built the last grand structures in ancient Rome. It also explores ...
A Roman war god's shrine has turned up just under a German forest's topsoil, the Smithsonian reports, citing Live Science.
An exhibition in Copenhagen reveals how imperial expansion delivered the vivid dyes, exotic fabrics and real-hair wigs that ...
Rome attributed its founding, religious institutions and early political organisation to seven kings. These mythical monarchs ...
Beneath the ruins of the Baths of Trajan, a giant mosaic and unusual fresco remind us of the continual discovery of the ...
Was it a dice workshop, a healing ritual, or the Roman Empire’s secret casino?
An analysis of the Roman Empire’s road network disputes the myth “all roads lead to Rome,” citing the importance of other cities and reviewing long-held assumptions.
Some throughways even featured early versions of common highway features we see today like mile markers, signs marking distances, and rest stops.
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