Who is the Heir of Rome?
The history of Rome is filled with grandeur and cultural achievements that have left a significant imprint on the world. Even after its fall, numerous kingdoms and empires aimed to …
What if Charlemagne Reunited the Roman Empire?
In the 18th century, the well-known French philosopher Voltaire made a famous remark about the Holy Roman Empire that has been repeated many times over the years. While his statement …
How much Gold did the Romans have – and where is it now?
Gold plays a vital role in our lives today, often hidden in plain sight. It’s present in many of our everyday electronic devices, like smartphones, due to its excellent properties …
The 6 Most Valuable Roman Treasures Ever Discovered
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 …
Did the Romans explore deeper into Africa?
The Roman Empire was a vast territory stretching around the Mediterranean, reaching into Europe, North Africa, and parts of West Asia. The empire was always eager to expand its borders. …
Pompeii’s Most Sensational Find in 100 Years in Regio IX Reveals Dionysus Frescoes
Nestled in the city of Pompeii, a new fresco room has been unearthed, shining a light on the mysterious world of ancient Roman religion. This remarkable discovery showcases a grand …
Roman gravestone found in a garden wall in Spain
by sofiatalvik: I’ve summarized the report from the Spanish archeologists with what I’ve found might be missing in the cracked section of the stone. Thank you for the corrected inscription. …
The Discovery of a 2,000-Year-Old Roman Road in Southeast London
The Discovery of a 2,000-Year-Old Roman Road in Southeast London Introduction to the Discovery A significant archaeological discovery has been made in southeast London, where a 2,000-year-old section of one …
Roman Tomb Find: The Discovery of the World’s Oldest Wine
Introduction Scientists have discovered what might be the world’s oldest wine in a Roman tomb in Carmona, Spain. This 2,000-year-old liquid was found mixed with human ashes in a burial …
1,600-Year-Old Roman Pool Discovered in Durrës
Introduction The discovery of an ancient Roman pool in Durrës, Albania, has unveiled a fascinating glimpse into the luxurious lifestyles of Roman elites. This archaeological find not only provides insights …
What a find – 1,900-year-old Roman legionary fortress found next to a cathedral in UK
In the historic heart of Exeter, a thrilling discovery not only illuminates the shadows of the past but also kindles the sparks of excitement among history enthusiasts and academics alike. …
Strange purple mass discovered amidst ancient Roman ruins held a value surpassing that of gold in its time
In a quiet corner of the United Kingdom, hidden within the historic confines of the Carlisle Cricket Club, a remarkable discovery has revitalized our comprehension of the Roman Empire’s luxurious …
Flatbread Resembling Pizza in Ancient Fresco: Unraveling Roman Dietary Habits
The discovery of a flatbread resembling modern-day pizza on an ancient fresco has sparked curiosity about the Roman diet. The flatbread, found depicted in the frescoes of Pompeii, suggests a …