At the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea, an ancient Roman battering ram was found. The heavy object was used during a battle that took place more than 2,200 years ago. A deepwater submarine was ...

Roman Architectural Elements Recovered in the Mediterranean Sea News May 15, 2023 (Underwater Archaeology Unit, Israel Antiquities Authority) ...

The town, lying in the shadow of Vesuvius, the volcano that in 79 AD razed Pompeii, attracted ancient Roman aristocrats for its “two souls”: Baiae was irrigated by precious thermal waters and ...

Roman ruins are visible in most countries they ruled. Amphitheaters, roads, aqueducts, and bridges have survived best and some are even still in use. Also: 2 Dividend Legends To Hold Forever ...

Whatever its origins, the Table of Peutinger, as it became known—with detailed topography, a rendering of the entire Roman road network, and 550 illustrations of rest stops, Roman amphitheaters ...

Researchers recently discovered a large Roman shipwreck settled on the seafloor along the Egyptian coast. It was found using a sonar-equipped autonomous underwater vehicle, according to a study ...

Bones from whales that have not swum the Mediterranean Sea for 2,000 years suggest a forgotten Roman whaling industry may have driven these animals to extinction.