This lively Adriatic resort town reached a hedonistic peak in the 90s, but is going back to its illustrious roots ...

By the time Julius Caesar popped over in 54BC ... This era encompasses the Iron Age (roughly 800BC to the full-scale Roman conquest of AD43) and the Late Bronze Age (the two or three centuries ...

This year is not only the 1,700th anniversary of the first ecumenical council of the church, but also one of the years when Catholic and Orthodox Easter celebrations coincide — an occasion to reflect ...

The Egyptian queen, shown here in a 19th-century engraving, sneaked back from exile and surprised Julius Caesar ... to magnify his victory in Roman eyes. Bridgeman Art Library International ...

However, it was accidentally burned by Julius Caesar during his civil ... These consist of a series of tombs, statues and archaeological objects, merging Roman, Greek and Egyptian culture.

Bunny’s origin story can be fuzzier than a bunny’s tail, but we’re separating fact from fiction. Here's everything to know ...

titled "The Art of Trader Joe's" It was the store's Caesar salad, which she recognized as having an image of a famous Roman sculpture, that first sparked her interest in the connection of the store's ...

However, the early Egyptians also left behind other ancient clues that we can use to learn about their daily lives, including their preserved temples, scrolls, statues, tools, pottery, jewelry ...

They were masters of ancient Rome – powerful, ruthless military generals who had expanded the sphere of Roman influence ... century depiction of Caesar meeting Cleopatra, by artist Giovanni Domenico ...