Public ceremonies, lavish processions, and temporary wooden arches were commonplace after victory in Ancient Rome. But during ...

During the upcoming Jubilee year, millions of Christian pilgrims will flock to the Eternal City’s innumerable holy places.

During a storm on September 3, lightning struck Rome’s Arch of Constantine, chipping the structure’s marble surface. The 1,700-year-old arch and its neighbor, the Colosseum, were two of ...

Rome, for example, was supplied by aqueducts ... Centering: This wooden structure bore the arch’s weight until the last stone was laid. When it was removed, the slotted stones could support ...

The Roman appetite for victory had impact on millions of indigenous conquered peoples. The Palestinian Arabs are not mentioned in sources from that period because there were none. Opinion.

Centro Storico's dark history and haunting legends take center stage during thrilling nighttime ghost tours. These tours ...

who directs Yeshiva University’s Center for Israel Studies and is the scholar behind the university’s exhibition The Arch of Titus — from Jerusalem to Rome, and Back. The prevalence of the ...

One of the first aqueducts in Rome was built entirely underground for security reasons. Underground, it wasn't vulnerable to enemies. When you build arches, it's like advertising to the enemy ...

Life is bigger than doughnuts and golden arches. Jennifer Sharpe is the director of communications at Oklahoma City Community ...