A new version of Total War: Rome II, which has been updated to work on Macs with Apple Silicon processors, is now available in the Mac App Store and on Steam.

While most focus on battles and emperors, a forgotten catastrophe quietly devastated the late Roman world. Discover how this overlooked disaster contributed to Rome’s ultimate collapse.

Istanbul, formerly Constantinople, is a Greek name, too, deriving from the Greek phrase "Is tin poli," meaning "to the city." ...

Roman soldiers typically stayed at temporary camps for a few days or weeks before continuing marching. The Hoog Buurlo camp ...

One thing is clear: if we take ancient Greece out of the equation, the Ovid we read, celebrate, and admire today wouldn't ...

The Age of Decadencefocuses on choices and consequences, letting players shape their journey through a crumbling world ...

I was watching Roman Holiday on the afternoon movie ... Francesco Lastrucci Just inside the Porto del Popolo gate—part of Rome’s ancient Aurelian Walls—the Piazza del Popolo was once ...

Image courtesy of the Trustees of the British Museum The ancient ... betrayal turned Rome from republic to empire.) The intricacy of the latticework distinguishes this late Roman bridle bit.

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Photo by Sergej Karpow via Unsplash This misfortune of one Roman roughly 1,600 years is the good luck for a modern-day archaeologist in Britain. “Thank goodness for our careless ancestors!” ...