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Professor Aleksander Krawczyk died

With great sadness, I received today the information about the death of Professor Aleksander Krawczuk (1922-2023). This is a huge loss not only for the family of the famous Polish historian but also for all people interested in ancient history, especially ancient Rome.

28 January 2023

“Those About to Die” – new series set in ancient Rome

Recently, it was announced that a new series called “Those About to Die” is being created, which will take place in ancient Rome.

23 January 2023

"Those About to Die" - new series set in ancient Rome

House of Vettii in Pompeii is open to public

In Pompeii, after 20 years of renovation work, the famous House of the Vettii is open to the public again.

17 January 2023

House of Vettii in Pompeii is open to public

Virtual map of Pompeii

I encourage you to use the virtual map of Pompeii, which allows you to easily find the building you are interested in. Map link: https://arcg.is/9mOSO. Below is also a map placed on the website and a video of the service.

4 January 2023

Map of Pompeii showing still undiscovered parts of the ancient city

Fake ancient Romans at Colosseum are still present

At the Colosseum, you can still meet people dressed as Roman soldiers or centurions who extort money from tourists.

30 December 2022

Fake ancient Romans at Colosseum are still present

On January 1, 2023, Pompeii will be available to tourists for free

On January 1, 2023, Pompeii will be available to tourists for free. This is certainly a very interesting proposition for people who think about spending Sunday in a very interesting way.

20 December 2022

Pompeii | Author: Marco Cantile/LightRocket via Getty

Two Roman slabs with inscriptions will be on display at University of Leeds in England

Two Roman inscription slabs will be on display at the University of Leeds in England, one of which is one of the longest ever discovered in Britain.

20 December 2022

Two Roman slabs with inscriptions will be on display at University of Leeds in England

Ancient artifacts have been stolen from museum in Preston

Antique finds, including 28 silver Roman coins, were stolen from a museum in Preston, England. As it turns out, the people who found the treasure were forced to store the object in the museum.

17 December 2022

Ancient artifacts have been stolen from museum in Preston

Collaboration with “Ancient History Magazine”

I am pleased to inform you that IMPERIUM ROMANUM has established cooperation with the popular English-language monthly “Ancient History Magazine”. Every month, I will have the opportunity to read the content of the magazine, which keeps us informed about the latest archaeological research, discoveries and interesting information about ancient history; including, of course, ancient Rome. I will use the acquired knowledge to develop the website and write new content.

17 November 2022

18th birthday of IMPERIUM ROMANUM!

I am pleased to announce that the website IMPERIUM ROMANUM is celebrating its eighteenth birthday today! When I started the first work on the website in 2004, I did not expect that I would be able to create such a huge compendium of knowledge about ancient Rome.

16 July 2022

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Professor Aleksander Krawczyk died

“Those About to Die” – new series set in ancient Rome

House of Vettii in Pompeii is open to public

Virtual map of Pompeii

Fake ancient Romans at Colosseum are still present

On January 1, 2023, Pompeii will be available to tourists for free

Two Roman slabs with inscriptions will be on display at University of Leeds in England

Ancient artifacts have been stolen from museum in Preston

Collaboration with “Ancient History Magazine”

18th birthday of IMPERIUM ROMANUM!

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