The deceased were interred there in several ways, including funerary urns set within about 20 plastered niches cut into the ...

Archaeologists uncovered a Roman gladiator’s tomb in ancient Liternum shedding light on burial customs and daily life in ...

Italy’s ancient Roman Appian Way was admitted to the UNESCO ... known as the “Queen of Roads,” is the oldest and most ...

But now, they’re expanding their horizons – to the roads. ‘Le Strade più belle d’Italia’ translates to ‘the most beautiful ...

Want to explore Italy? Read more on the topic to prepare your trip: The Fabricius Bridge was built in 62 BC by Lucius Fabricius, a curator of Roman roads. It links the left bank of the Tiber to ...

The Romans travelled from Italy to Wales to expand the Roman empire ... left behind by the Romans when they left. One of the Roman roads led into the town of Caerleon in south Wales.

JULIA: I’m at a Roman bathhouse in Bath in the south west of England. It was built by the Romans nearly two thousand years ago. These stacks of tiles are part of a very clever Roman invention ...