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Camillo Honors Pizza’s Virgilian Origins

Camillo Honors Pizza’s Virgilian Origins

17 November 2017

The new Prospect-Lefferts Gardens restaurant serves pinsa, an old-timey Roman flatbread.

What the idea of civilisational ‘collapse’ says about history

What the idea of civilisational ‘collapse’ says about history

16 November 2017

The idea that the Maya or Easter Islanders experienced an apocalyptic end makes for good television but bad archaeology

New study links natural disaster with revolutions

New study links natural disaster with revolutions

9 November 2017

Data sheds light on violent chain reactions started by volcanic eruptions 2,200 years ago.

A Grecian Artifact Evokes Tales From the ‘Iliad’ and ‘Odyssey’

A Grecian Artifact Evokes Tales From the ‘Iliad’ and ‘Odyssey’

6 November 2017

A Grecian Artifact Evokes Tales From the ‘Iliad’ and ‘Odyssey.’

Assassin’s Creed Origins’ promiscuous Cleopatra is just plain wrong

Assassin’s Creed Origins’ promiscuous Cleopatra is just plain wrong

2 November 2017

Classicists weigh in on lurid depiction of Egypt’s queen

Solving the Mystery of an Ancient Roman Plague

Solving the Mystery of an Ancient Roman Plague

31 October 2017

Church records from the third century could help identify the disease that nearly killed the empire.

A Remnant From Caligula’s Ship, Once a Coffee Table, Heads Home

A Remnant From Caligula’s Ship, Once a Coffee Table, Heads Home

19 October 2017

Investigators in Manhattan seized the mosaic from the home of a collector, asserting that it had been looted from Italy...

Ancient Greek wisdom for today’s leadership crisis

Ancient Greek wisdom for today’s leadership crisis

15 October 2017

The ancient Greeks knew what made a good leader. Why does it seem we have forgotten their lessons?

Was the fall of Rome a biological phenomenon?

Was the fall of Rome a biological phenomenon?

15 October 2017

Disease may have stopped the Roman renaissance dead in its tracks.

Ancient Greek Roman City of Phaselis is Slowly Submerging

Ancient Greek Roman City of Phaselis is Slowly Submerging

14 October 2017

Almost two meters of the ancient city of Phaselis have submerged in 2,000 years, indicated by studies carried out by...

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