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During the restoration of Roman walls in the Italian town of Isernia archaeologists stumbled upon the perfect marble head of Augustus Caesar, the first emperor.
'); Here are some TV highlights for the week ahead. By Rónán Duffy Tuesday 11 May 2021, 6:31 PM Tue 6:31 PM 15,187 Views 3 Comments THE REMOTE IS our weekly look at upcoming TV highlights. What With Everything, people are at home a bit more than usual these days so we’ve got you covered whether you want a once-off special of a new series to get into. We’ll focus mainly on free-to-air TV and freely available streaming services. Somethi...
The real Wicked Witch of Rome: Drama about Augustus Caesar's wife Livia shows her bludgeon a man to death with a rock - but it's nothing on the real-life thirst for power that saw her kill her grandsons, exile her daughter and poison her husband New eight-part Sky series Domina tells the story of Ancient Rome's Livia Drusilla She married the first Roman emperor Gaius Octavius, known as Augustus Caesar Livia is remembered as a power-hungry woman who poisoned her husband But Domina focuses on the domestic power struggles and manipulation
Hot water piped the opium of its people If thermal springs could not be found Roman Ingenuity was invented ‘Beware of those who smell too sweet’ Or some might say behind that bather’s back ‘I smell a rat’
2,000-year-old marble head of Rome's first emperor discovered CNN 5/6/2021 Livia Borghese and Eoin McSweeney, CNN © MIBACTmolise/Facebook Archaeologists in central Italy have uncovered a marble head of Augustus Caesar, the first emperor of the Roman empire. The sculpture was discovered while renovating Isernia's historic city walls - built during the imperial Rome period. A 2,000-year-old marble head of Augustus, Rome's first emperor, has been discovered in Isernia, an Italian town in the south central region of Molise. Archaeologist Francesco Giancola made the exception...