Why the Roman Empire Lasted 1,500 Years
The Roman Empire, with its legendary duration and influence, is a fascinating subject. It began in 753 BC and spanned centuries, maintaining control over significant territories in the Mediterranean world …
The Disturbing Reason the Eastern Roman Empire Didn’t Fall in 476
In 476, the Western Roman Empire came to an end with the forced abdication of its last emperor, Romulus Augustulus, by the warlord Odoacer. This moment marked a significant transformation, …
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. …
