Archeology
Gold coins 2,000 years of casting the Roman emperor was deified
A climber found a rare gold coin cast in the shape of the Roman emperor Augustus dating back nearly 2,000 years, just like the version on display at the British Museum i…
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Archeology
Discover the miniature Colosseum arena of the Roman emperor
American investigators suddenly found a small Roman arena where Commodus emperor trained and fought beasts to win the title of
Archeology
Revealed 'underground city' under the Roman emperor's mansion
Archaeologists have discovered a network of tunnels, forming an underground city, buried deep beneath the mansion of Roman emperor Hadrian near Rome.
Archeology
The ancient Roman emperor did ... prostitutes?
Ancient Greeks dealt very strictly with adultery relationships. The horned husband is allowed to kill his rival if he catches the story of a thief with his wife and vice…
Archeology
Revealing the gay lover of the Roman emperor
Recently, British scientists have announced a collection of nearly 25,000 ancient Roman antiquities, in which the most remarkable is a bust depicting a gay lover's face.…
Archeology
Discovered where the first Roman Emperor was born
Archaeologists found at Palatine Hill in Rome the rest of a large house that they believed might be the first Roman emperor - Augustus was born.
Archeology
Found the birthplace of the Roman emperor Augustus
A group of archaeologists yesterday claimed to have discovered part of the building that they believed was the birthplace of the first emperor of Rome - Augustus. Archae…
Archeology
The secret of ancient Roman emperor's cloak
More than 500 years after the secret was lost, a British scientist claimed to have rediscovered the way the ancient Romans created the powerful purple color - the charac…
History
Battlefields where Emperor Caesar massacred 150,000 people
The greatest emperor of the Roman Empire killed 150,000 people in a battle with two tribes on Dutch soil.