A previously undiscovered 1,600-year-old burial site in northern England could provide key clues ... woman from the later years of the Roman Empire. The site appeared to include remains of Roman ...

Archeologists are hopeful that an ancient Roman aristocrat's remains recently unearthed in northern England will shed light on the region's transition from Roman rule to the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms ...

The longevity of these structures can be attributed largely to Roman concrete. But what makes Roman concrete so special? What is it about this material that has allowed structures ...

aqueducts, and baths. Hadrian’s Wall, built in the north during Emperor Hadrian’s reign, marked the empire’s frontier and served as a defensive measure against the unconquered Picts. Roman ...

As they dug, archaeologists found a circular opening leading to some underground tunnels and identified the structure as an ancient Roman aqueduct. Photos show the eerie ruins. A view into the ...

2,100 feet of the aqueduct has been explored ... is interesting because “it is actually a byway that served elite Roman villas, not a city. Multiple demands on this single water source stretched ...

The Roman aqueduct in Segovia, Spain is one of the many aqueducts from the Roman era that still stand today. | Credit: EHStock via Getty Images A team of researchers at MIT illustrated the clasts ...