Roman Empire News and Articles The Roman Empire was one of the most powerful empires in world history, spanning over a thousand years and ruling over much of Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. It was a society of great wealth and influence in art, architecture, and politics, and its legacy can be seen in many of the world's most famous cities. In the news, you can read about the latest archaeological discoveries and historical research related to the Roman Empire, as well as contemporary events that draw inspiration from the ancient world. Roman Empire Videos Explore the world of the Roman Empire in these informative and entertaining videos. You can find documentaries on the history of the empire, its art and architecture, and its legacy in modern culture. You can also watch interviews with archaeologists and historians as they discuss their recent research and discoveries.

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25.06.2024

Why Did Rome Fall? Inside The Empire’s Collapse

The Roman Empire gradually lost control over its vast territory, leaving it vulnerable to corruption and invasions that would lead to its collapse in 476 C.E.

Ancient Origins

26.06.2024

What Led to the Fall of Rome, History’s Mightiest Empire? (Video) | Ancient Origins

The Roman Empire is proof that nothing lasts forever. Despite its immense power and the way it helped shape the world, it ultimately fell, a victim of its own

History Extra

03.07.2024

Boudica: life of the week | HistoryExtra

Duncan Mackay discusses what we know about the Iceni warrior leader who rose up against the Roman empire

History Extra

04.07.2024

Boudica: life of the week | HistoryExtra

Duncan Mackay discusses what we know about the Iceni warrior leader who rose up against the Roman empire

History Extra

09.07.2024

HistoryExtra Academy video lecture: leaving the Roman empire | HistoryExtra

In the fourth and final week of our course on Roman Britain, Professor Rob Collins explores why the Romans left Britain in the fifth century, and what remained of Roman life after they had departed

History Extra

11.07.2024

Justinian: life of the week | HistoryExtra

Peter Sarris explores the long-lasting legacy of a man who ripped up the law books and remade the eastern Roman empire – and had a plague named after him

Toby A. Smith

13.07.2024

Mistress of Rome – by Kate Quinn – independent book review – Historical Fiction (Roman Empire) – Toby A. Smith

An unexpected and very pleasant surprise!

History Extra

20.07.2024

Vespasian | How Did The Roman Colosseum Builder Die? | HistoryExtra

He may have been the fourth emperor in a year as the Roman empire threatened to tear itself apart, but he oversaw a decade of peace and rebuilding. Jonny Wilkes explores Vespasian’s rise and reign, and a legacy of leaving Rome with so much more than the Colosseum

History Extra

20.07.2024

The Real Titus In Those About To Die | HistoryExtra

He's a key figure in new Prime Video series Those About To Die, but who was Emperor Titus? What was his impact on the ancient Roman Empire? And does he stand as one of Rome’s most overlooked leaders?

Ancient Origins

25.07.2024

1,800-Year-Old Silver Amulet is Bulgaria’s Oldest Christian Relic | Ancient Origins

1,800-year-old silver amulet found in Bulgaria is the oldest Christian relic in the country, highlighting early Christian practices in the Roman Empire.

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Why Did Rome Fall? Inside The Empire’s Collapse

What Led to the Fall of Rome, History’s Mightiest Empire? (Video) | Ancient Origins

Boudica: life of the week | HistoryExtra

Boudica: life of the week | HistoryExtra

HistoryExtra Academy video lecture: leaving the Roman empire | HistoryExtra

Justinian: life of the week | HistoryExtra

Mistress of Rome – by Kate Quinn – independent book review – Historical Fiction (Roman Empire) – Toby A. Smith

Vespasian | How Did The Roman Colosseum Builder Die? | HistoryExtra

The Real Titus In Those About To Die | HistoryExtra

1,800-Year-Old Silver Amulet is Bulgaria’s Oldest Christian Relic | Ancient Origins

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