World Politics
World PoliticsHard-hitting analysis of the top stories across the globe
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Why was the steam engine invented in the Roman Empire, then forgotten?
In the first century AD, in the cosmopolitan city of Alexandria – then the intellectual capital of the Roman Empire – a Greek engineer and mathematician named Heron devised a series of machines whose sophistication humanity couldn’t match f...
The Lycurgus Cup: How Roman craftsmen mastered nanotechnology 1,600 years early
In the British Museum sits a delicate glass cage cup from the fourth century AD, decorated with a relief depicting the myth of King Lycurgus ensnared by vines as punishment for his impiety toward Dionysus. The craftsmanship is exquisite – t...
The Voynich Manuscript: The world’s most mysterious text
In 1912, a Polish book dealer named Wilfrid Voynich acquired a collection of manuscripts from the Jesuit College at the Villa Mondragone near Rome. Among them was a vellum codex of approximately 240 pages, densely illustrated with bizarre b...
Roman Concrete: The ingenious ancient formula that died with the empire
From 118 to 125 AD, Emperor Hadrian rebuilt the Pantheon’s great dome, creating a structure whose concrete was so advanced it remains the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome nearly two millennia later. The Pantheon’s concrete has eve...
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