How Barbarian Invasions ended the Western Roman Empire
The end of December 406 A.D. marked a turning point in European history as various Barbarian groups crossed the Rhine Frontier into the Western Roman Empire. These groups arrived at …
The end of December 406 A.D. marked a turning point in European history as various Barbarian groups crossed the Rhine Frontier into the Western Roman Empire. These groups arrived at …
Imagine a society bustling with innovation yet plagued by chaos. This was ancient Rome from the second century BC to the second century AD—a city teeming with life and complexity. …
The incredible feats of engineering by ancient Romans never cease to amaze. One particularly impressive achievement was how they lifted massive marble drums, weighing between 25 and 77 tons, into …
The Roman Empire, the heart of ancient civilization, was not immune to economic crises. While it stood as a champion of architectural, military, and political achievements, it faced a series …
Helena of Constantinople, also known as Saint Helena, is a celebrated figure in Christian history, admired for her devout life and her legendary quest that led to the purported discovery …
The Milvian Bridge played a crucial role in shaping the history of Europe and Christianity. Located on the Tiber River, north of Rome, the bridge was the site of the …
Sirmium – History Today’s Sremska Mitrovica hides traces of the once luxurious and powerful Roman city of Sirmium under its streets and houses. Its history can be traced from the …
Step back into an era where the confluence of luxury, wellness, and social gathering was encapsulated perfectly within the walls of Roman bath culture. Today, this fond reminiscence of ancient …
The Roman army, a symbol of power and discipline, was an unparalleled force that dominated the ancient world. Among its ranks, the Principes, an elite class of soldiers, played a …
The Fall of Rome has been a subject of fascination for centuries, with many speculating on the factors that led to its decline. What can the fall of this once-great …
NAME PERIOD BACKGROUND & FAMOUS WORKS LANGUAGE Acts of Pilate early fourth century AD Forged documents circulated round the east of the empire by emperor Maximinus II Daia to discredit …
by Iain Dickson, ‘Melvadius Macrinus Cugerni’ Sculptural Evidence Many sculptures have been found showing the Roman army in operation as well as individual memorial monuments to Roman soldiers. The workmanship on …
Who Was Consul When by ‘Andraeus Papadopolus Dacicus Maximus‘ Note: the Roman numerals behind the names indicate how many times the specific individual has been in office. Note II: consuls …