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The Tunnels of Monteleone Sabino
Heritage officials and speleologists in central Italy have recorded a rock-cut water channel in Sabina that, on a preliminary reading, predates Roman control of the region.
Credit: Cristiano Ranieri, Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Ar...
Who Were the Druids?
Who actually were the druids? What do the ancient sources tell us about them?
Suppose you find yourself in the leafy, misty, and rainy beauty of the West Wales county town of Carmarthen. In that case, I recommend that you pop your head int...
Was Lesbian Sex ‘Wrong’ in Ancient Rome?
Did the Romans consider lesbian sex to be wrong, illegal or immoral?
One of the most common misconceptions about the ancient world is that it was one in which everyone was constantly ‘at it’. Romans becoming synonymous with wild orgies is...
Abracadabra
A doctoral study at Leiden University examines how protective amulets changed, and in what ways they stayed the same, as the Roman world moved from Graeco-Roman religion to Christianity.
Engraved silver cross. Both sides bear the legend “A...
The End of the Patriarchy?
Could women in ancient Rome ever break free of the patriarchal stranglehold? The women of one dynasty gave it a good go.
It will come as no surprise to even the casual observer of the Roman world that it was a dreadful place to be a woman....
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