The Greek document details a court case in ancient Palestine involving tax fraud and provides insight into trial preparations in the Roman Empire Sonja ... the late fourth century C.E. Sonja ...
The use of large datasets from vast territories previously ruled by the Roman Empire presents a different scenario. Our findings reveal that there was no decline in the 6th century, but rather a ...
The Roman Empire's pervasive influence once reached across land, sea, and even sky. During the golden age of Roman imperialism, air pollution grew so inescapable that researchers now suspect it caused ...
the scientists turned to atmospheric models to map how the lead would have spread across Europe. They then drew on modern studies to calculate how much of the neurotoxic metal would have built up in ...
Silver fueled the rise of the Roman Empire as its coin-based currency accelerated ... the widespread use of leaded gasoline in the 20th century. During the peak era of leaded gasoline in the ...
It’s long been rumored that a network of old, underground tunnels lies beneath Cusco, Peru, the capital of the ancient Incan ...
Credit: Eugen Müsch / Stefan Brentführer / Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe (LWL) The discovery of a miniature Roman lock, smaller than a one-euro coin, was presented in Münster by the Regional ...
Credit: LWL /S. Brentführer Archaeologists have uncovered a miniature Roman gold lock, measuring just 1.2 by 1.1 centimeters—smaller than a U.S. quarter coin—in a field in Petershagen-Frille in ...
Stretching from the windswept Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland down to North Africa, and from Portugal to the Middle East, the Roman Empire was vast. And to keep its new borders intact ...
Of the more than 400 coins, 116 were gold. These gold coins included 72 Roman aurei dating from 19 B.C. to A.D. 47, as well as 44 gold alloy coins, called staters, that were minted in Britain. The ...
Apart from sanitation, medicines, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health, what did the Romans ever do for us? asks an exasperated Reg in Monty ...