Laws were everything for Romans...
ancient Rome
Dating back to the Bronze Age, archaeologists have recovered pottery, tools, and ornaments, suggesting this site was an ancient trading hub
His reign was marked by corruption, violence, and excess, and craziness and he was eventually overthrown and assassinated by his own people
Archaeologists have found ancient Roman "barbed wire" famously used & written about by Julius Caesar for the first time near a German silver mine
Nikopolis is the “child” of a transitional but pivotal period in which Rome was transformed from a republic to an empire
How many meals did they have a day?
They look like your average person today
In case you were wondering...
The remains of the victory monument still survive adjacent to Nicopolis, the largest ancient ruined city in Greece
...and they discovered a gruesome scene