Throughout antiquity, kingdoms and nations rose and fell but Rome stood strong—until its steep decline. The fall of this ...

The Roman Empire, one of the most powerful civilizations in history, was not only known for its military might and architectural marvels but also for its vast and complex economy that sustained its ...

The fall of the Roman Empire didn’t happen overnight it was a gradual unraveling driven by internal decay, economic turmoil, ...

Archaeologists have uncovered a hidden Roman arts district in Suasa, revealing ancient coins, pottery, and treasures that ...

In his book 'Pox Romana,' Colin Elliott delves into the devastating effects of the Antonine Plague, a pandemic that might ...

Without access to trade, the economy quickly collapsed and forced people in the Roman Empire to flee to other regions like Constantinople, the researchers said. The team analyzed shipwrecks ...

Its economic challenges, particularly the inflation that plagued the empire, offer insights that resonate today. Here's a look at the intriguing story of inflation in the Roman Empire.

The Antonine Plague, which struck the Roman Empire in the second century AD, was an invisible killer that brought the entire empire to its knees, doing more damage than any barbarian horde ever could.

The Roman Empire’s immense power and longevity were a result of a multifaceted combination of military prowess, sophisticated political and administrative systems, robust economic foundations ...

The Eastern and Western Roman Empires had a layered history, experienced a major division, and left lasting cultural and religious effects.