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The Device That Democratized the Foot Race

The Device That Democratized the Foot Race

26 May 2017

Thanks to starting blocks, races were no longer won by who could dig the best foothold. 

Rome unveils 'museum' metro station packed with hundreds of ancient artefacts found during construction

Rome unveils 'museum' metro station packed with hundreds of ancient artefacts found during construction

5 May 2017

For Romans, the daily commute will never be the same again.

The Fears That Fueled an Ancient Border Wall

The Fears That Fueled an Ancient Border Wall

26 April 2017

When Hadrian built a mighty wall in his most remote territory, he got more than he bargained for

A 2,500th Birthday for the Father of History—and Fake News

A 2,500th Birthday for the Father of History—and Fake News

30 March 2017

The ancient Greek chronicler Herodotus pioneered sourcing, historical method and skepticism.

Roman navy's daring bid to save the people of Pompeii

Roman navy's daring bid to save the people of Pompeii

27 March 2017

The Roman navy's attempt to rescue people from one of history's most famous natural disasters is detailed in the exhibition...

The Battle of Salamis, In Our Time

The Battle of Salamis, In Our Time

22 March 2017

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the significance of The Battle of Salamis, 480BC.

Impressive Exhibition 'Pompeii and the Greeks' Opens in Italy

Impressive Exhibition 'Pompeii and the Greeks' Opens in Italy

22 March 2017

Exhibition on Pompeii and Greeks

A city with too much history to handle

A city with too much history to handle

19 March 2017

A group of vigilantes has stepped in to restore forgotten historical sites in Naples’ Vergini neighbourhood.

Greek Ministry of Culture: Port of ancient sea battle of Salamis discovered

Greek Ministry of Culture: Port of ancient sea battle of Salamis discovered

16 March 2017

The Greek Ministry of Culture announced that the location where the Greek naval forces had gathered before the historic sea...

Situation vacant: Running Rome's Colosseum

Situation vacant: Running Rome's Colosseum

15 March 2017

The BBC's James Reynolds fancies a crack at running one of the world's iconic sites, the Colosseum in Rome.

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