The foundations of one of the Roman Empire's most imposing structures, Constantine's Bridge, dating back to 328 AD, have been identified for the first time near Gigen, northern Bulgaria, due to extremely low water levels in the Danube.

Emperor Valens, who ruled the eastern provinces in the second half of the 4th century, died in battle. His death is considered by some to be the beginning of the end for the Roman Empire.

The small village of Mokro has transformed into a vibrant stage for the Roman Empire, becoming one of Herzegovina's most interesting summer festival stories.

On this day in 1806, Napoleon orchestrated the creation of the Confederation of the Rhine, a pivotal event that led to the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire.

Historian Mary Beard, in her latest book 'Talking Classics: The Shock of the Old,' explores how figures like Trump, Hitler, and Mussolini have appropriated the Roman Empire for their own political purposes.

An article explores the spectacular amphitheater of Tarraco, a construction from the early 2nd century AD, offering a glimpse into the peak of the Roman Empire.

A historical article recounts the dancing plague that occurred in Aachen, then part of the Holy Roman Empire, on June 24, 1374, where citizens began to dance uncontrollably in the streets.

The hit documentary series 'Apocalypse' is set to return with 'Apocalypse Civilizations: Rome,' a new season produced by Imagissime that will utilize AI to recreate the Battle of Actium and explore the birth of the Roman Empire.

Usman Sarki explores the importance of standards for a nation's prosperity, referencing Edward Gibbon's observations on the Roman Empire. The article delves into the idea that societal improvements and vices are both diffused through freedom of intercourse.

An opinion piece authored by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.us draws parallels between what it terms 'leftists' and 'third-world invaders,' using the fall of the Roman Empire as a symbolic comparison to the perceived decline of the Western world.

Rose Leslie, Andreas Pietschmann, and Daniel Zovatto have joined Russell Crowe in the action-drama ‘The Last Druid,’ which is set to begin production in June in Barcelona and the Canary Islands.

The Russian education system is being transformed into a tool for military indoctrination, aiming to shape children into loyal citizens prepared for mobilization, framing Russia as a successor to the Roman Empire and the war in Ukraine as a defense against the West.

The Roman Aqueduct of Nicopolis is highlighted as one of the most significant technical works of the Roman period in Greece, showcasing the power, organization, and expertise of the Roman Empire.

An opinion piece discusses the perceived decline of the American empire, drawing parallels to the fall of the Roman Empire and referencing historical figures like Nero and Caligula as cautionary examples.

Archaeologist Tina Milavec highlights the relevance of archaeology and genetics in understanding the period following the collapse of the Roman Empire, emphasizing that archaeology offers a viable career path.

A Portuguese winery, Taboadella, is producing wine with a history that dates back to the Roman Empire, a heritage reflected in its unique flavor. Manuel Queiroz and enologist Rodrigo Costa discuss this 'living history' wine.

This article explores the historical origins of a powerful entity that emerged from desperation in northern Italy during the 5th century, following the collapse of the Western Roman Empire and frequent barbarian attacks.

Rishi Sunak delivers a speech emphasizing the importance of historical lessons from the Roman Empire for the preservation of Western civilization, reiterating his call for a return to foundational principles.

The strategy game Anno 117: Pax Romana, which tasks players with managing the Roman Empire as a governor through city-building, resource management, and RTS-style combat, is currently available for free until March 2nd.

Marko Ulpije Trajan, one of the most renowned Roman emperors, was born on September 18, 53 AD, and died on August 8, 117 AD, remembered in history as the ruler under whom the Roman Empire achieved its greatest territorial extent.

Otto I, the founder of the Holy Roman Empire, was a pivotal ruler of the Middle Ages who determined the fate of all of Europe. He is notably credited with stopping Hungarian incursions in the 10th century.

The Fuente Álamo site has revealed the architectural style of Roman libraries, preserving an exceptional combination of evidence and marking it as the westernmost Roman Empire library.

Archaeologist Ján Rajtár explains that Marcus Aurelius wrote philosophy on the Hron River, and his camp has likely been discovered, shedding new light on the Roman Empire period.

A historical account explores how slaves contributed to the construction of the Roman Empire, which began in 753 BC with the founding of Rome.

Emperor Valens, who ruled the eastern provinces in the latter half of the 4th century, died in battle, marking a significant event in the decline of the Roman Empire.

A historical article recounts the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, where Roman general Flavius Aetius stopped the Huns, marking the last victory of the Western Roman Empire.

In 313 AD, Emperor Constantine signed the Edict of Milan, a document that recognized Christianity as one of many religions in the Roman Empire, at a time when Christians were numerous and partially accepted in society.

Pernel Media is extending its 'Rise and Fall of' documentary series to explore the Roman Empire, covering its 1,200-year history in a single narrative.

A special festival in Pécs, Hungary, on June 5 and 6 will bring the Roman Empire to life with a torchlight parade, marching legionnaires, interactive activities, and Roman delicacies.

IGN has released a preview of 'Romestead,' a new game from developer Beartwig that blends Ancient Rome with souls-style exploration and cozy community building, offering a unique genre mash-up.

The Croatian town of Solin is highlighted for its historical significance, having once been one of the largest cities within the Roman Empire.

Roman Emperor Constantine I relocated the capital of the Roman Empire to Constantinople, intending it to be a 'New Rome.' This move marked a pivotal moment in history, establishing a city that would become a major center of power and culture.

What happened in the borderlands after the collapse of the Roman Empire? Researchers from Mainz have analyzed genetic material from graves. Their findings dispel old misconceptions.

New research using genetic evidence is challenging the traditional narrative of a massive barbarian invasion following the collapse of the Roman Empire. The findings suggest a more nuanced understanding of population movements during that period.

Italian-American economist Mariana Mazzucato argues that the era of US global dominance is over, advocating for a progressive coalition of countries to address current challenges and predicting a global realignment in response to Trump's actions.

A rare 1,700-year-old bronze cauldron has been discovered in Northern Germany, a find that is expected to shed new light on the region's connections to the Roman Empire.

A historical article profiles Charlemagne (Karl Veliki), describing him as the most powerful European ruler whose decisions shaped the world for 1000 years and the originator of the Holy Roman Empire tradition.

A new book titled 'Lusitânia' by André Simões delves into the daily life of a Roman family in Olisipo, the ancient name for Lisbon, during the Roman Empire.

She became the most powerful by marrying the king of Spain and emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Seville witnessed the wedding on March 11, 1526. Here is the map of Isabel's itinerant court.

Diocletian issued a series of edicts aimed at eradicating Christianity in the Roman Empire, leading to the most intense persecutions of Christians.

A historical article discusses how the Roman Empire in the 4th century was no longer the invincible force it once was, detailing how its army, though still formidable, was ultimately destroyed in a single day.

On August 6, 1806, Austrian Emperor Francis II Habsburg renounced his title as Holy Roman Emperor, marking the end of the Holy Roman Empire after nearly a millennium.

Benito Mussolini, known as Il Duce, led Fascist Italy from 1922 to 1945, establishing an authoritarian regime and pursuing aggressive foreign policies aimed at restoring the Roman Empire through expansion, including a strong desire for Dalmatia. He was captured while fleeing, killed, and subsequently hanged.

The engagement of Dinis de Bragança to Austrian aristocrat Anna Schaffgotsch brings historical precedents to light, including D. Leonor becoming the first Portuguese infanta to be empress of the Holy Roman Empire in 1451.

A new study on the ancient Roman economy by Kim Bowes suggests that stable employment was an exception, with most people combining multiple jobs and struggling financially, akin to modern gig work.

A giant animal, estimated to be 2,300 years old, was found to have existed before the Roman Empire and Hannibal's crossing of the Alps, surviving in the same location for centuries.

Sirmium, the ancient capital of the Roman Empire, will be the subject of a live podcast titled 'Wheel of History' at the Art Front festival.

A historical treasure hunter using a metal detector in English fields discovered a unique gold ring dating back to the Roman Empire.

A discussion explores whether strong immigration led to the decline of the Roman Empire, noting that the Empire was a melting pot of cultures and lasted for centuries despite high population density.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry posted on X, drawing a parallel between American imperialism and the Roman Empire, stating that Rome was defeated by Persia and the US is being defeated now.

Russell Crowe's new action movie, 'The Last Druid,' set in the Roman Empire, is officially moving forward with a major Game of Thrones star joining the cast.

A hiker in Norway unearthed a 1,500-year-old gold sword fitting, dating back to the Migration Period after the fall of the Roman Empire, hidden under a tree.

Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iustinianus, known as Justinian I or Justinian the Great, was a significant Byzantine emperor who ruled from 527 to 565 AD. He is credited with restoring the Roman Empire and is considered one of the most powerful rulers in European history.

This article explores how Octavian, emerging from obscurity, became the most powerful man in the Roman Empire, transforming into Augustus. He eliminated the existing elite and established a completely new form of government that endured for centuries, marking the transition from the Roman Republic to an autocracy.

A new DNA study has upended the traditional "barbarian invasion" narrative surrounding the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 A.D., when Odoacer deposed Emperor Romulus Augustulus.

A new genome study has reportedly revealed secrets and provided new insights into the historical collapse of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD.

Mads Ortving Lindholmer, a Danish historian, is state-funded to research the power rituals of Roman emperors, a role he considers a privilege and a contribution to contemporary intellectual…

Archaeologists in Germany made a significant discovery of an early Roman canal, a transport artery that once connected the Rhine River with Roman Empire forts and settlements.

A TikTok trend involving women asking their partners how often they think about the Roman Empire has gone viral, leading to a quiz about the ancient civilization.

King Odoacer, a significant military and political leader in the 5th century, is known for his role in the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, being proclaimed King of Italy on August 23, 476.

The Roman Empire Peaked In 117 AD What did Ancient Rome look like at its peak in 117 AD?  The map below from Visual Capitalist shows the maximum territorial extent ever achieved by the…

How could early Christianity survive in the Roman Empire? Benjamin Schließer leads a large project on this. About the love for Zeus, good shepherds in Hades, unpopular missionaries, and why never...