Celebrity in the Ancient World
Robert Garland considers the meaning of fame and celebrity to the Greeks and Romans.
Roman Empire
Death of the Emperor Claudius
Claudius died on 13 October AD 54. Roman opinion was convinced that Agrippina had poisoned him.
The Roman Villa at Sirmione
The beauty of Sirmione, which lies at the southern tip of Lake Garda in Italy, has proved an inspiration for poets since 56 BC, as T.P. Wiseman explains.
The Power of Place: Hadrian’s Wall
Martin Henig, interviewed by Tony Morris, shares a beaker of wine with the Emperor Hadrian.
Roman Holiday: Theodosius and his Spanish Villa
Danny Wood visits Carranque Archaeological Park, near Madrid, recently opened to the public.
Old Age in Ancient Rome
Mary Harlow and Ray Laurence look at what it meant to become a senior citizen in ancient Rome, and how this early model has a bearing on our attitudes towards ageing today.
The Foundation of Rome
The traditional date for the founding of Rome is April 21st, 753 BC.
Digging up the Romans
Museum of London site offering an overview of life in Roman London...
Ancient Rome and the Pirates
Philip de Souza considers the impact of piracy on Roman economic and political life
Roman Carlisle
Unearthing the Cumbrian city's Roman past.