Archeology
Climate change is the decaying cause of the Roman Empire
The decline of the Roman and Byzantine empires in the Eastern Mediterranean more than 1400 years ago may have originated from adverse climate changes.
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Archeology
Recreate the first temple of Rome by digital
Scientists have recreated Rome's earliest main temple - the Apollo sun god temple, thought to have been built by the first Roman emperor Augustus. This temple dates back…
Archeology
The most magnificent cities in the ancient world
There are cities that are currently buried somewhere under the rubble, but for those who live in their splendor, these cities are the center of the universe.
Archeology
New discovery about the legendary cave of Rome
Italian archaeologists have claimed to have found an underground cave buried long ago in the underground, according to the ancient Romans, this is the place where a squi…
Archeology
Discovered the wooden throne of Roman times
A wooden and ivory throne in ancient Rome was unearthed in the town of Herculaneum, Italy. This is considered the most important antiquity ever discovered.
Archeology
Discovered naked Roman warrior reliefs
The naked Roman warriors holding swords, shields, immortalized on lithographs, were discovered in the garden of a private house 40 km north of Rome. Carved from stone
Archeology
The city of Rome shrinks underground
A tunnel dating to about 2,000 years old has been discovered by cave researchers underneath l & o
Archeology
Excavating the tomb of St. Paul in Rome
The archaeologists working for the Vatican unearthed a sarcophagus in which they believed the remains of the apostle Paul. It is found that the tomb dates from about 390…
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
Discovered the skeleton of prehistoric women in Rome
Italian archaeologists unearthed Roman Square found the complete skeleton of a woman who lived 3,000 years ago. The surprising thing about this discovery is that it date…
Archeology
Why was the Roman empire destroyed? (part II)
In 216 BC, the Roman army was defeated. For this is an omen, stemming from the corruption of morality of six female priests, people have executed them. However, after co…
Archeology
The ancient palace aroused the legend of Rome
Legend has it that Rome was founded in 753 BC, founded by Romulus and Remus, two twin boys of Mars war god. At birth, the two brothers were fed by a wolf in the deep for…
Archeology
Mysterious grave under Roman square
Scientists excavating underneath the Roman square found a 3,000-year-old tomb, a few hundred years earlier than the appearance of Rome. The tomb is shaped like a deep we…
Space science
The antimatter ring surrounds the earth
The team of scientists at Rome Tor Vergata University, Italy, discovered that the antiparticles (antimatter) appear around the earth.
History
The fate of the children of Queen Cleopatra
After the Egyptian queen Cleopatra committed suicide, her children had to leave their wealthy lives and soon be separated.