Since civilization began, 187,200 tonnes of gold have been mined. If made into a 5-micron wire, it could circle Earth 1.12 ...

Julius Caesar’s conquest of France ... At the end of a tiring day, he sat on a park bench and counted the coins people had given him. His mind wandered and he dreamed of better times.

Roman silver coins found by a metal detector user near Mansfield Woodhouse in 2007 have gone on public view for the first ...

Before Julius Caesar came along, coins just had a nice eagle or Greek god on them – right up until Rome’s answer to Kanye West had the brainwave to put his own mug on there. So Trump on the ...

Yet today, the only reference you will find to her in pop culture is as a minor character in the hack-and-slash video game Dante’s Inferno (where she is called “the greediest woman in all of Rome”).

Which brings us back to Iran. Iran is a threat to the United States. It has maimed and murdered our people. It has, directly ...

Around 70 CE the Roman writer Pliny – who later died in the eruption that buried Pompeii – complained that 100 million sesterces (a type of coin ... Roman leader Julius Caesar gave his ...

The Romans were the best at using coins for propaganda. This coin of Julius Caesar features, on the obverse, Caesar at the height of his power with a legend naming him as "Dictator in Perpetuity ...

Around 70 CE the Roman writer Pliny – who later died in the eruption that buried Pompeii – complained that 100 million sesterces (a type of coin ... Roman leader Julius Caesar gave his ...

Around 70 CE the Roman writer Pliny – who later died in the eruption that buried Pompeii – complained that 100 million sesterces (a type of coin) drained from the ... And in the first century BCE, ...