The water sourcing system of Roman Empire was a brilliant example of water management in ancient period. Rome had many brilliant structures for the support and welfare of their citizens and water being the essential and basic...

Water is an essential fluid for living organisms. The major civilizations on earth flourish near rivers like Indus, Tiber, Nile, etc. The early settlers used water from the native source like well, pounds and streams. For the...

The notion of voting is always related to the modern thought process but history would convey a different tale. The most dominating power of the Italian peninsula, Roman Republic will give you examples of so many implementati...

A hoard of 186 rare, 2,500-years-old Roman coins was found in a drawer at the 14th century Scotney Castle, owned by the National Trust. The coins were discovered when volunteers were looking for photographs in the building. T...

The reign of Emperor Tiberius saw many social and political changes. This was the time when Jesus of Nazareth was spreading the words of almighty to the masses. It was the era of Roman Empire when the subjects of the Roman em...

Most ancient cities had a goddess; it was believed that these goddesses watch over and protect their respective cities. These deities often personify the cities or states which are mostly named after them. In case of Rome, it...

600 rare and 2,000-year-old Denarii of Rome worth 200,000 pounds was discovered by a fisherman and amateur historian named Mike Smale with the help of a metal detector in a farmer's field in Bridport, UK.

Some of the...

When you depend on life to surprise you, life surely does answer. Ancient gold and silver coins have been found at a mining site in Huelva, southern Spain.

According to Atalaya Mining, the coins are of incalculable ...

Centaur is a legacy of Geek culture assimilated so beautifully into the Roman lifestyle that its significance cannot be explained. The Roman centaur represents a primitive, alien past, whose virtues are its vices.

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A 35-year-old metal detectorist named Mike Smale found a large hoard of 600 silver Roman denarii, dating back nearly 2,000 years, on a farmer’s field in Dorset County, England. The hoard has an estimated value of £200,000....

The ancient Roman lore codified by Varro, mentions the official date of Rome’s foundation as 21st April 753 BC.

A thousand years later, the reigning emperor, Philip I (AD 244 to 249) organised magnificent games and...

The most loyal and obedient friend of mankind, the last companion of king Yudhishthira, dog-jackal god of Egypt called Anubis and the symbol of city Segesta in Italy region. All of this reference is connected to the domestic ...