Ancient Pocket Change Reveals Special Status of Rome's "Little Englanders"

If you've ever lost some pocket change, it's possible it could one day resurface as part of an archaeological study.

Forget Quiet Luxury. In Ancient Rome, the Fashion Was Loud.

An exhibition in Copenhagen reveals how imperial expansion delivered the vivid dyes, exotic fabrics and real-hair wigs that ...
Smithsonian Magazine

Researchers Have Analyzed the Roman Empire’s 190,000-Mile Network of Roads. Turns Out, Not All of Them Led to Rome

For a new study, archaeologists attempted to answer age-old questions about Rome’s roads, including how connected the capital was and whether current motorways trace Roman routes ...
Greek Reporter

Rome Destroyed Ancient Corinth, Killed Its People, Then Brought the Greek City Back to Life

The destruction of Corinth was the most dramatic event in the history of the Roman conquest of Greece. Α century later, the ...

Turner’s masterpiece of Rome returns to city ahead of UK sale that could set a record

One of J.M.W. Turner’s best-known landscapes has gone on display in Rome ahead of a Sotheby’s auction in London where it is ...