Dr. Garrett Ryan introduces a captivating exploration of Roman treasures, focusing on their worth through the lens of bullion value. Instead of assessing artistic significance, he ranks these treasures based …
Long ago, during the Roman Empire’s height, there lived a group on the Iberian Peninsula known as the Lusitanians. Often overlooked in history, this Celtic warrior society posed a significant …
Lead played a significant role in Roman society, shaping daily life and even influencing their infrastructure. The Romans relied on lead for constructing aqueducts and plumbing systems that brought water …
In the annals of Roman history, few figures stand out as prominently as Octavian, later known as Augustus. His ascension to power marked the end of the Roman Republic and …
In the ancient world, the sun held a divine status, revered by both Greeks and Romans. Greeks worshipped it as Helios, who journeyed across the sky each day. In Roman …
The Illyrians, often overshadowed by their Greek and Roman counterparts, were a vibrant collection of tribes with a rich history in the ancient Balkan peninsula. These tribes first appeared in …
Roman law has had a far-reaching impact, continuing to shape legal systems worldwide. With its roots in ancient Rome, it developed in tandem with the Roman State. After the fall …
During the 4th century BC, Greece was a patchwork of city-states and kingdoms tangled in rivalries. Philip II of Macedon took advantage of this to expand significantly, gaining influence over …
Rome’s beginnings are wrapped in stories and legends, with tales of Romulus and Remus often capturing the imagination. These narratives are filled with figures like Aeneas and events like the …
In the fourth century, a major transformation unfolded in the Roman Empire, significantly shaping the course of Western civilization. This pivotal change was rooted in the actions of Emperor Constantine …
The battle of Cannae was a turning point for the Carthaginian general Hannibal Barca, who had achieved a remarkable victory against the Roman legions. With his smaller force, he outmaneuvered …
In 107 AD, the Roman Empire was at its peak under Emperor Trajan. Trajan’s leadership led to Rome spanning an impressive 2 million square miles, reaching from Britannia to Syria. …
The Coliseum, a colossal symbol of ancient Rome, towers with an aura of awe and historical significance. Known for its mesmerizing design and brutal past, it captures the attention of …
Imagine a modern world where a rebuilt Roman Empire stretches across much of Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia. This hypothetical empire would be ranked as the seventh largest …
