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Fascinating facts about ancient Rome that will surprise you
Beginning in the eighth century BCE, ancient Rome grew from a small town into an empire that at its peak covered most of ...
India Today7d
India, not China, was ancient Rome's key trading partner: William Dalrymple
Historian William Dalrymple, speaking at the India Today Conclave, challenged the widely accepted belief that China dominated ancient global trade. He argued that India, not China, was the key trading ...
The Online Citizen Asia1d
The Arena of Power: Singapore’s Electoral Games and the Call for a New Dawn
The EBRC’s latest report isn’t just about population shifts—it’s a masterstroke of political alchemy, tilting the arena to ...
Delta Academies Trust students journey to Rome for immersive Latin experience
The visit was organised by Claire Hill, Latin and French Lead at Knottingley-based Delta Academies Trust, responsible for the ...
Greek Reporter6d
Why Did Ancient Greeks Recline to Eat and Drink?
Surviving images on ancient works of art frequently depict the symposium, where ancient Greeks reclined on one side to eat ...
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Carthage vs. Rome: The Battle for the Mediterranean
How did Carthage manage to rival Rome for centuries? Could its legendary harbour have been the key to its power? Join us as ...
Celebrating a Decade of Cinecittà World
Cinecittà World reopens its doors. Tomorrow, Rome's cinema and TV park celebrates its first 10 years and returns to offer excitement and adrenaline with 40 attractions, live shows, themed ...
Laurence des Cars, saving the Louvre whatever the cost
In order to fund the museum's colossal €800 million renovation plan, director Laurence des Cars has no shortage of ideas: ...
Irish Mirror on MSN1d
Italy v Ireland: Record Irish support descends on Rome for Six Nations finale
The Italian Rugby Federation has told the IRFU that Irish fans will fill close to half of the famous ground for the fifth ...