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

The two cultures fused to such an extent that historians group them together as Greco-Roman culture. On Rome’s eastern borders was the Parthian (Persian) Empire. For a time Rome was able to ...

Temperatures cooled (though not to the extent of the LALIA), and conditions became less stable. So, yes, climate change was a cause of the Western Roman Empire's fall. Was that the only cause?

Between 541 and 544, there was also the first and most severe documented occurrence of the Justinianic plague in the eastern Roman Empire (also ... debate over the extent and length of the ...

and there is an extensive debate over the extent and length of the Justinianic plague. But, despite this, there are still many in academia who claim that changes to the climate and the outbreak of ...

Barbarian warriors who toppled the Roman Empire were high on hallucinogenic drugs at the time of their great conquests, according to researchers. The shocking conclusion has come from Polish ...

said that the basilica's discovery was “hugely significant” because it also revealed how the province of Britannia was integrated into the broader Roman Empire. “What the discovery ...

The chariot races and gladiator fights of the Roman Empire haven’t, apparently, been totally lost to the ages. A new TikTok trend is pulling back the curtains shrouding the minds of boyfriends ...

"This beautifully made knife handle is a testament to how pervasive this celebrity culture was, reaching all the way to Hadrian's Wall at the very edge of the Roman Empire," archaeologist Frances ...