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Lepcis Magna - Window on the Roman World in North Africa

Lepcis Magna, also known as Leptis Magna, stands as a testament to the grandeur of the Roman Empire in North Africa. Located along the coast of modern-day Libya, this ancient city was once a thriving metropolis and a prominent center of trade and culture. Founded around 1000 BC by the Phoenicians, Lepcis Magna later became part of the Ro...

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Roman Engineers: Bronze Age Weapons of Rome's Enemies

Roman Engineers: Bronze Age Weapons of Rome's Enemies The Roman Empire's military success can be attributed not only to its skilled soldiers but also to its innovative engineers who developed advanced weaponry to conquer their enemies. During the Bronze Age, Rome faced formidable foes armed with sophisticated weapons that posed a significant threa...

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Roman law | Influence, Importance, Principles, & Facts

Roman law is one of the most enduring legacies of the ancient Roman civilization. Its influence can be seen in various legal systems around the world, and its importance cannot be overstated. One of the key principles of Roman law is the idea that laws should be based on reason and justice. This principle has had a lasting impact on legal systems ...

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The Roman Economy

The Roman economy was one of the most advanced economies in the ancient world. It was characterized by a complex system of trade, agriculture, and currency that allowed the Roman Empire to flourish for centuries. Trade played a crucial role in the Roman economy, with goods flowing in and out of the empire through a vast network of roads, sea route...

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Rome: Map of Trade Routes

Rome, known as the "Eternal City," was a central hub of trade during ancient times. Its strategic location and well-developed infrastructure made it a key player in the network of trade routes that connected Europe, Asia, and Africa. The trade routes that passed through Rome were crucial for the exchange of goods, ideas, and culture. Merchants tra...

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Unveiling the Secrets of Ancient Air Conditioning: Innovation in Climate Control Through the Ages

In the scorching heat of summer or the biting chill of winter, modern society turns to the marvels of air conditioning to maintain a comfortable indoor environment. However, the pursuit of climate control is not a recent phenomenon. Surprisingly, ancient civilizations also delved into innovative methods to beat the heat and stay cool. Let's explore...

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The Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD

The cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum were buried by an avalanche of boiling mud and lava. Pompeii was buried about 20-40 feet under and Herculaneum was under 60-75 feet. The cities were abandoned and their location forgotten. In 1595 their were some expeditions in the area of Pompeii by the order of Charles III, King of the Two Sicilies, and some ...

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Pompeii Forum Project

The Pompeii Forum Project is a collaborative effort aimed at preserving and studying one of the most significant archaeological sites in the world. The Forum in Pompeii was the center of political, economic, and religious life in the ancient Roman city. The project focuses on excavating, researching, and restoring this important area to gain a be...

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Centre for Roman Studies: Pompeii Interim Report

Welcome to the Centre for Roman Studies' Pompeii Interim Report! Our team has been conducting extensive research and excavation work in Pompeii, the ancient Roman city buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Through our efforts, we have uncovered fascinating insights into daily life, architecture, and cultural practices of t...

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Pictures of History - Roman Empire

John Hauser; Rome (38 images) Ostia (40) Pompeii (108)...

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