Roman Empire

What were they fighting about? And why were their bones moved after their death?

The 2,000-year-old gloves don't appear like you would imagine.

The mosaic’s multicolored patterns were painstakingly composed of tiny stones—about 3,000 of them per square foot.

There may have been antimony lurking in the Roman town's water.

Archaeologists uncovered a golden ring, bronze leaves and other rare artefacts.

Off the coast of Bulgaria, where ships from the Roman Empire, Byzantium and Ottoman ports once docked, dozens of old ships sit preserved in low-oxygen waters.

The bust, funded by the Cossack community, will be mounted in St Petersburg in May.

As jihadis use cultural vandalism as a weapon of war, fears are increasing for the country's Greco-Roman heritage.