One battle helped transform a persecuted religion into a global force. Constantine’s rise to power reshaped both Roman ...

When Nero died in 68 AD, the Roman world was thrown into confusion as multiple impostors emerged claiming to be the fallen emperor, exploiting fame, distance, and weak communication to gather soldiers ...

Can't dream of your pizza slice without tomatoes and cheese? This curation will make you reconsider ...

Sulla's ruthless campaigns in Greece, including the devastating siege of ancient Athens, marked a turning point in Roman history.

At Neverland Pizzeria in the heart of the Hungarian capital, founder Josep Zara and his team have crafted a limited-edition ...

According to the Act, archaeological finds can be given the status of Treasure if they are deemed to be of historical, ...

Towering over California’s Giant Forest, the 2,200-year-old General Sherman tree is the largest on Earth by volume. But how ...

Chincha, in southern Peru, is one of several river valleys along the desert coast fed by Andean highland waters, which have long been key to irrigation agriculture. About 25 kilometers out to sea are ...

The initial mistake was embracing the anti-nationalist philosophy that Soviet communism had implanted. It metastasized in the West even after Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher defeated the source, ...

New research examines how lead was used in Rome in daily life, and what archaeological evidence reveals about its health effects.

The common adage of “history repeats itself,” holds true, as in the modern day, there is another nation on the precipice of a fate like that of the Romans. Americans have given up their ...

Historian John Stow claimed that Henry VIII had around 70,000 people executed (although this is believed to be an exaggerated ...