Potentially Interesting Roman History
James CoverleyAnswers to Questions About Roman History
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I Love to Boogie
Did the Romans like to dance, and if they did, what sort of dancing did they engage in?
Did the Romans like to dance, and if they did, what sort of dancing did they engage in? What can descriptions of their dancing tell us about the way Ro...
Someone Else's Caesar
Marble head from a statue, probably of Julius Caesar. c. AD 50
As Julius Caesar was born on July 13th, 100 BC, we have just passed, by a day or so, the 2126th anniversary of his birth. Having said that, it is also possible that he was born...
That Old (Roman) Black Magic
The Romans believed in magic, but did they perform the darker arts of witchcraft and wizardry?
The Roman world was one surrounded by a thin veil between the real and human realm and that of myths, monsters and magic. Sometimes, with a flas...
Did Roman Soldiers Really Build a New Fort Each Day?
A lidar view of Bremenium Roman fort, Northumberland, England. The civilian vicus settlement is to the east of the main fort, and to the north, across the river, is a set of temporary practice marching camps.
One thing that sets me apart f...
The A Short Break.
As some of you who have been here since the very beginning will be aware, every day for the past three years or so, I have risen at the crack of dawn, fresh as a lark, and descended into the Stygian gloom of the Roman History Mines, canary...
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Author, historian, archaeologist and Welsh. James writes exclusively about Roman history.
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