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The online aerial tour, created by researchers in Indiana, soars over the entire metropolis as it appeared in the fourth century AD during its historical heyday.

Flyover Zone, a pioneer in the emerging field of virtual tourism, has launched a remastered version of Rome Reborn, a virtual aerial tour of Ancient Rome.

A new aerial tour by Flyover Zone lets you visit the Colosseum, the Circus Maximus, and more.

A new 3D tour of ancient Rome allows you to explore the imperial city as it appeared in the 4th century CE. The tour, produced by the education technology company Flyover Zone, is the fourth iteration of the 3D model.

A newly-launched 3D model of ancient Rome lets viewers experience the city as it was in its heyday in the fourth century.

A new 3D visual feast of ancient Rome lets viewers virtually fly over the city to experience what it was like in the fourth century.

The famous temples of Baalbek, the ancient Heliopolis in Lebanon, are one of the largest Roman religious sites in the world and a World Heritage Site. The app "Baalbek Reborn: Temples" uses the latest technology to reconstruct the ruins

Free online experience lets you experience magnificent temple in Baalbek, Lebanon.

Article content Pop quiz for aficionados of antiquities: where are the biggest Roman ruins located? Not Rome, as you might be inclined to think, but rather the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon. With plague anxieties persisting, however, they might as well be on the surface of Mars. Which is why a new virtual-tourism venture exploring Baalbek, home to the largest Roman temple ever built, as well as an array of other grandiose ancient structures, is so well-timed. Known by the 4th-century Greeks as Heliop...

(Family Features) Building an appreciation for history is one way to help kids understand and connect with the world around them. History not only shows how people lived long ago, but it also gives clues about how society evolved into what it is today. From playing games and visiting museums to exploring cultural heritage sites virtually, there’s no shortage of ways to engage kids in fun history lessons. Historical literature From traditional bound books to digital formats, there’s a ...