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Scrinium Barbarorum
Functioning in the Eastern Roman Empire since at least the 5th century CE, the so-called Scrinium Barbarorum could be described as a bureau for barbarian…
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How did the Romans march?
Roman legion conjures up images of a perfectly synchronized formation marching in lockstep. Yet, did legionaries truly move to a rhythm resembling the modern parade…
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Silver mines – adeffered death sentence?
Following its victory in the Second Punic War (201 BCE) and the conquest of the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, the Roman Republic –…
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Twelve faces, zero answers. The greatest mystery in Roman archaeology
The Romans left behind thousands of texts, inscriptions, and objects that allow us today to reconstruct a surprising number of details about their lives. And…
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Roman structure discovered during excavations in Budapest
Archaeologists in Budapest have discovered the remains of a large Roman structure located within the ancient settlement of Aquincum. Built likely in the late 3rd…
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Roman building discovered in Villa Celimontana. Mosaics and frescoes have been preserved
Remains of a building dating back to the Roman Imperial period have been discovered at Villa Celimontana in Rome. Archaeologists have uncovered eight rooms featuring…
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