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Tacitus: The Master Chronicler of Ancient Rome - Vimarsana News

Tacitus: The Master Chronicler of Ancient Rome

The monumental works by Roman historian Tacitus provide profound insight into the intricacies of ancient Rome.

'Mysterious' inscription on ancient sphinx is deciphered, revealing 'unusual' message - Vimarsana News

'Mysterious' inscription on ancient sphinx is deciphered, revealing 'unusual' message

For decades, scholars had unsuccessfully tried to decode the message, researchers said.

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Homer-filled Summer: the Iliad and Odyssey for enjoyment and enlightenment - Vimarsana News

Homer-filled Summer: the Iliad and Odyssey for enjoyment and enlightenment

Unveil Homer's world with effortless shortcuts to embrace the great poet and cultivate intellectual branding

The Rise and Fall of the Roman Sestertius - Vimarsana News

The Rise and Fall of the Roman Sestertius

By Steve Benner for CoinWeek .....   After the denarius, the sestertius is the second most commonly recognized coin of the Roman Empire (27 BCE - 476

Panticapaeum: Ancient Greek Coins of the Black Sea's Northern Coast - Vimarsana News

Panticapaeum: Ancient Greek Coins of the Black Sea's Northern Coast

Panticapaeum: Ancient Greek Coins of the Black Sea’s Northern Coast   This is the last article in a series on the Greek colonies on the northern coast of the Black Sea ( Olbia; the second was on As mentioned previously, most of the colonies in the area that is now southern Ukraine and Russia were settled during the seventh through fifth centuries BCE. The soil in this region was very rich, referred to as the “Black Land”, and cities’ economies were based on fishing, agriculture, viticulture, slaves, and manufacturing. The area’s products were not only traded with the Greek citi...