Journey through the centuries as we uncover the evolution of the Roman soldier. This video examines how arms, armor, and ...

The tokens are roughly the size of a half-dollar coin and feature markings etched into their surfaces. Karabük University Archaeologists digging in the ancient Roman city of Hadrianopolis, located ...

A stash of ancient ammunition has pinpointed where a Roman army camp once hunkered down in Spain's Pyrenees—and where local fighters sprang a deadly trap, reports Archaelogy.org. Archaeologists in the ...

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According to new archaeological evidence, the most elite Roman military soldiers stationed at the Egyptian port of Berenike found all sorts of innovative ways to show off their status, like carrying ...

Archaeologists have been excavating the ancient Roman city of Hadrianopolis, near Eskipazar, in what we today call Turkey. They have now discovered two tokens made out of bone dating back to the fifth ...

A Roman military camp from the reign of Marcus Aurelius was unearthed near Šurany, Slovakia — with a soldiers' skeletal remains, weapons and rare gate designs found at the site.

Long after Roman soldiers left Vindolanda, the fort’s sewer system kept a record of what plagued them most. Hidden in the sediment were parasites that reveal how disease spread through daily life near ...

Archaeologists investigating a Roman settlement in Germany’s Taunus region discovered a temple filled with fragments of ancient statues and a mysterious inscription.