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<p>Jane Draycott relates the stories of figures like King Juba II of Mauretania in north Africa, who was reared in Rome as a captive and installed by Augustus to lead a puppet buffer state, which shed important light on the diversity within the empire and the multiple ways that Rome exercised power over its vast dominions. </p>

The discovery of a skeleton and medical tools sheds light on the relationship between doctors and metal artisans in antiquity.

Furious Egyptians have accused Netflix of misrepresenting history | Culture

Furious Egyptians have accused Netflix of misrepresenting history | Culture

Workers on a century-old sewer pipe beneath the Appian Way discovered an ancient Hercules statue at the Parco Archeologico dell'Appia Antica.

A WOMAN from Barrow changes career path and successfully completes a Masters degree in creative writing.

A meditation on the arduous labour of the gold rush resonates with modern-day environmental destruction

Some £19,000 in awards money has been shared among the 2022 winners of the translation honors administered by the Society of Authors.

news “Chariot of the Gods” discovered in Pompeii Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) ITALY: Calling it an "exceptional discovery," researchers at Pompeii have announced the uncovering of an intact ceremonial chariot from a villa near the famous archaeological site. The announcement Saturday called the chariot "an extraordinary find" which "has no parallel in Italy thus far." The chariot is preserved in remarkable detail, officials say, with four iron wheels, metal arm- and backre...

Archeologists say the find has "no parallel in Italy thus far."