A portrait bust in Melbourne Museum’s new exhibition is a reminder of the multiracial truth of ancient Rome and the empire’s vulnerability to exploitation by white nationalism.
A short walk from the Vatican City will take you into the heart of ancient Rome, where the Colosseum towers over its ...
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For Roman workers, life was nasty, brutish, and short
Our image of Rome, with its efficient infrastructures and splendid architectural works, is inextricably linked to the names ...
An immersive show at Melbourne Museum uses the latest technology alongside 2000-year-old antiquities to take visitors back in time.
Jesus' Resurrection set off a chain reaction, inspiring movements of compassion and invention, making it the most important ...
While Athens and Sparta dominate the history book, there are lesser-known ancient Greek city-states that contributed to Greek ...
Historians and teachers are highlighting issues with new state standards being proposed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) ...
There are stretches of old Roman roads that still exist—their stones worn smooth by centuries—cutting quietly through fields ...
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The lost huntress: Uncovering the first image of a female beast fighter in ancient Rome
In 1917, artillery fire obliterated a spectacular third-century Roman mosaic in Reims, France. It joined the countless, invaluable artifacts forever lost to wars. Yet, for over a century, sketches of ...
Michael Scott uses the latest 3D scanning technology to reveal the historical secrets of ancient Athens and tell the story of ...
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