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Secrets of the tombs: Where Rome’s emperors rest
From Augustus to Constantine XI, Roman and Byzantine emperors were laid to rest in tombs that reflected their power, wealth, and beliefs about the afterlife. Some emperors received monumental ...
In Rome, the magnificent Colosseum still has plenty of secrets to reveal. For the first time in almost two millennia, people will soon be able to use the secret passage once reserved for Roman ...
Every year, millions of tourists make their way to Rome to take in some of the world’s oldest and most revered landmarks. They move from attraction to attraction with their guide maps and their ...
What is it like to enter Rome's Colosseum like an emperor? Well, visitors can get an idea later this month when the Commodus Passage opens to the public after a restoration. The underground tunnel ...
The spectacular arena showcasing Ancient Rome’s power also contributed to its downfall. The Colosseum: the jewel of Ancient Rome. It wowed vast crowds with extraordinary battles. It pushed the ...
Archaeologists embark on new digs in Pompeii, to unravel the stories of the people that lived and died here. They race against the clock to unearth a sacrificial skull, uncover clues from the tomb and ...
In the hands of experienced Roman soldiers, the Manubalista was deadly: easy to move, quick to reload, and capable of launching a 7-inch, 70 mph armor-piercing projectile with terrifying accuracy.
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