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Ancient Roman City Yields Huge 2,200-Year-Old Water Basin

In Rome’s own mythology, the early city was architecturally restrained and modest. This began to change, its ancient historians wrote, after Rome conquered Greece in the 2nd century B.C.E. and ...
Greek Reporter

2,200-Year-Old Roman Basilica Found Near Rome Reveals Rare Painted Female Head

Archaeologists uncovered a 2,200-year-old Roman basilica at Tusculum, one of the oldest known examples of Republican-era ...
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Soaring Over Verona: A Bird's-Eye View of Roman Architecture

Experience the grandeur of the Arena di Verona from the sky, capturing its ancient Roman architecture, iconic elliptical arches, and the bustling Piazza Bra below. This aerial footage showcases one of ...
Kansas City Star

Missouri archaeologists unearth ‘massive’ 2,200-year-old ruins in Italy. See it

Missouri archaeologists unearthed a “massive” 2,200-year-old Roman water basin near Rome, Italy, a university said and photos show. Photo from Marcello Mogetta via the University of Missouri On the ...
ArchDaily

Using 3D Modeling to Decode the Mathematics of Roman Architecture

Roman architecture, celebrated for its grandeur, precision, and technical innovations, has fascinated historians and enthusiasts for centuries. By blending functionality and aesthetics, it transformed ...
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Can ancient Roman buildings self-heal? MIT makes big discovery

MIT researchers have made a significant breakthrough in understanding why ancient Roman concrete structures have endured for millennia. By analysing a newly uncovered construction site in Pompeii, the ...