From Ancient Aqueducts to Digital Connectivity: a Modern Traveler’s Guide to Rome
The capital of Italy is Rome, and it is located along the Tiber River, approximately 15 miles (24 km) from the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is a memorial to the creative …
The capital of Italy is Rome, and it is located along the Tiber River, approximately 15 miles (24 km) from the Tyrrhenian Sea. It is a memorial to the creative …
A hyper-realistic reconstruction of Julius Caesar has been making the rounds again, and once more the internet has decided it knows exactly what the great man looked like. Here at …
Roman engineers had a simple philosophy about rivers: if one was in the way, you bridged it — preferably in a dead straight line, ideally before lunch. As our guide …
If you want to understand how Rome stamped its grid across the wet hills of northern Britain, Templeborough is a near-perfect case study — a textbook auxiliary fort built to …
Interest in Ancient Rome remains strong, as shown by recurring Google Trends spikes around the Roman Empire and high visitor numbers at the British Museum, including Roman-themed exhibitions. So, if …
The Roman army is well-known for its strength and discipline, but what happened to soldiers who broke the rules? When Roman soldiers misbehaved or committed crimes, they faced a variety …
These tips should help you make the most of your visit to the Eternal City! ginjomantas
In this video, we take a look at a recently translated letter from a Roman soldier named Aurelius Polion to his family in Egypt. The letter reveals the deep sadness …
Here is an amazing video from History in 3D. Here is a brief description from them: “Our goal is to create the most extensive, detailed and accurate virtual 3D reconstruction …
In one of the most intriguing episodes from the colorful life of Julius Caesar, the young Roman found himself at the mercy of pirates. As a young aristocrat, Caesar was …
Crixus, a name entwined with the legend of the Third Servile War, stands out in history as one of the most notable leaders of the gladiator uprising against the Roman …
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The Roman calendar’s approach to leap years was like trying to solve a puzzle with missing pieces, blindfolded, and one hand tied behind their back. Initially, they had a system …
The Roman Empire, a beacon of power and civilization, was steered by a series of emperors whose reigns defined the course of history. Their legacies, ranging from the heights of …