Uncategorized In 410 AD, the Goths ransacked the tomb of Emperor Augustus, the man who brought the Roman Empire to life. His ashes, a stark reminder of the fleeting nature of power, were lost to the wind. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized William Edmondson’s Squirrel at Limestone, the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized Elamite Helmet with Sacred Figures and Bird, Bronze and Gold, Southwestern Iran, around 1500–1100 BC, The Met. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized The largest Buddhist temple in the world is located in Central Java, Indonesia, and dates back to the Shailendra Dynasty in the eighth and ninth centuries. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized Acrobats performing Theban Festivals in relief from Hatshepsut’s Red Chapel. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized Genoese coastal defense in the Gulf of Poets, Italy: Torre Scola (Tower of San Giovanni) Battista. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized Largest Ichthyosaur Fossil Ever Found in the UK Found in Rutland, England Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More
Uncategorized The world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome, Pantheon, an ancient marvel, illuminates the Emperor’s entrance on the customary birthdate of the Roman Empire. Ancient 31st May, 2024 Read More