The Armchair Historian on MSN
How the Roman Empire Expanded So Efficiently
Rome’s rise was no accident. With disciplined legions, strategic roads, and clever alliances, the empire expanded at remarkable speed. By granting citizenship and integrating new peoples, Rome turned ...
Rome once had a near-equal rival just 11 miles away in the early days of the empire. The ancient Roman city of Gabii may not ...
Beneath the mosaic floors of Roman villas, an ingenious system of underfloor heating transformed warmth into a mark of power ...
History buffs and lovers of unique experiences have the chance to walk through the same underground path once secretly used ...
Two thousand years ago, Alaska’s Mount Okmok volcano spewed ash high into the atmosphere for months. Scientists believe it ...
Kings and Generals on MSN
Tribal revolt that almost ended the Roman Empire
The Great Illyrian Revolt, erupting under Emperor Augustus, was one of the most serious uprisings faced by Rome in the early ...
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To Understand Trump, Look to the Roman Empire
President Donald Trump's "leadership approach is very American. But it is also very Roman," writes Barry Strauss.
The remains of seven adult males were uncovered in 2011 during excavations at the site of the University Library ...
Seven fully preserved skeletons found in an ancient city in Croatia have been identified as Roman soldiers who would have ...
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Bronze box from ancient Roman Empire discovered in Eastern Europe
A bronze, temple-shaped box dating back over 1,700 years was discovered in central Romania, officials with the Turda History ...
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