Secrets of ancient Roman elites revealed in 1,500-year-old cookbook - It contains early versions of coq au vin, foie gras and ...

This is evident by the fact that there is evidence that the sculptures had perfumes and other fragrances applied to them. Dr.

One of the world’s oldest cookbooks, De Re Coquinaria, contains recipes for familiar staples, along with more exotic fare.

The findings, published in the journal Antiquity, provide the first conclusive chemical evidence that tin from Cornwall and ...

Archaeologists say the muddy soil in the area preserved the artifact, which likely dates to between the second and third centuries C.E.

A sealed Herculaneum scroll yields its secrets—revealing a lost philosophical treatise by Philodemus through virtual ...

The nearly 2,000-year-old example of Roman engineering is covered in penile carvings, thanks to the ancient citizens and soldiers leaving their marks, the Vindolanda Charitable Trust said.

Writing for the Spectator, David Sypher Jr. pushed back on her historical claims in a piece titled “No, Joy Reid: Rome didn’t fall due to a lack of ‘diversity.’” Sypher argued that far ...

They shouted "viva il papa" (long live the pope) and "ciao, Francesco" (goodbye, Francis) as the procession made its way around Rome's ancient monuments ... Gavin Jones Writing by Crispian ...

These are the questions we try to answer—and many more—in the course of this daily life in ancient Rome tour, which visits the Foro Boario (cow market), Tiber Island, and several Republican-era ...

The Vatican’s homosocial scene is on full display in Rome during the funeral and Conclave. I will leave the homosexual aspect of it to another writing. Both gender identity ... The world sees an ...

Rocks from Greenland found on Iceland's west coast could link the late Roman Empire's fall to a spell of sudden climate change. But historians say that the real story is likely much more complicated.