The story of the exquisite Roman helmet is still shrouded in mystery. Perhaps the high-status man who served in the Roman ...

Archaeologists in Denmark have uncovered the first-ever Roman-era helmet in the country, providing new insights into history.

When Roman soldiers were not out training and fighting, they were playing board games, which archaeologists have found to be very similar to one that is played by many today ...

Since humans discovered the power and capability that comes with numbers, we have lived in societies that enable us to … ...

Emperor Valens, eager to secure a swift victory in the Battle of Adrianople, underestimated the strength and tactics of the ...

Sulla's ruthless campaigns in Greece, including the devastating siege of Athens, marked a turning point in Roman history.

The nearly complete skeleton, with severed feet and a pugio on the back, leaves the cause of death and burial a "real mystery ...

By 1600 b.c., less than one in 20 bones found at sites in the Levant typically come from pigs, and most of those appear to be ...

Discover what Alexander the Great might have looked like through AI-generated images based on ancient descriptions and ...

An rare discovery in northern Luxembourg has given historians a fresh glimpse into the final years of the Western Roman ...

The games in questions could be either Ludus Latrunculi or Doudecim Scripta, both of which were known board games played with ...

And, he was still wearing a wedding ring. The ring was inscribed with his wedding date — Dec. 25, 1908 — and the body was ...