The Palatine Hill never slept. Even at night, torchlight shimmered on marble, whispers darted through colonnades, and Rome’s heartbeat pulsed in the shuffle of sandals over polished stone. Aeneas C…

What this paper is for is to impart information that has been known to myself and certain other Inner-Circle individuals, but which had yet to be made available to the general public, let alone schola...

The roar of the crowd still echoed through the stone arches of the Colosseum long after the spectacle had ended. Aeneas Cassius Pollux, ex-slave turned investigator, stood in the shadow of the west…

A new high-resolution digital map of the Roman Empire’s road network – built from archaeological, historical, and satellite data – has expanded its length by more than 100,000 kilometres.#Science #Archaeology #Roadmap #Transport #Augustus #EmperorAugustus #RomanEmpire #Europemap

The sun had long dipped beneath the terracotta rooftops of Rome, but the air inside the domus of Gnaeus Marcellus, the triumphant general of Germania, simmered with celebration. Torches flickered s…

The drizzle had started before dawn, soft enough not to matter, cold enough to make the marble steps of the Basilica Julia slick. Rome was awake in the way a predator stirs, slow, deliberate, waiti…