The Battle of Ipsus reshaped the empire of Alexander the Great, as rival successors clashed in a fight that ended hopes of ...
The Assyrian business community also had the first businesswomen and female investors. Generous tax breaks were given to ...
Fallen leaves, colourful as fourth of July parade, carpet woodland feuille morte meets flame floor like autumnal Axminster as ...
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A Forgotten Remnant of the Roman Empire
This video explores a little-known remnant of the Roman Empire that survived long after the fall of the Western Roman state.
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Archaeologists Uncover Settlement Proving Romans Built Sky-High Military Fortresses
At 7,000 feet above the Swiss Alps, a team of archaeologists has uncovered a Roman military camp, expanding our understanding of the boundaries of the ancient empire and Roman engineering. Announced ...
An international research team has, for the first time, created a digital map of almost the entire road network of the Roman Empire – expanding the previously known routes by more than 100,000 ...
For centuries, historians have traced the arteries of the Roman Empire through fragmentary maps and uneven records. Now, a new digital atlas nearly doubles the known extent of Roman roads, charting ...
With fall nearly halfway through, the vibrant hues of fall have come and gone in much of the United States, leaving foliage in midwestern and southern parts of the country left to change. During the ...
The Roman road network created by Itiner-e. Image credits: Itiner-e. At the height of its dominance, the Roman Empire included over 55 million people, stretching from Britain to Egypt and Syria and ...
Researchers have launched Itiner-e, an interactive digital map tracing 300,000 kilometers of ancient Roman roads. The project reveals a far more extensive Roman network than previously believed, ...
A roadway near Timgad – Credit Itiner-e, Artas Media, MINERVA. It was said that all roads lead to Rome, but from where do all the roads to Rome lead? Using a mountain of data, a team of two dozen ...
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