The Roman "Vomitorium" Wasn't What You Think It Was

Did ancient Romans really build special rooms where banquet guests went to vomit between courses?
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Were there serial killers in ancient Rome? The dark crimes history forgot

Ancient Rome had murderers, sadists, bandits, and killers whose crimes shocked even their own society. This video examines ...
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At Giovanna Caruso Fendi’s FOROF, Rome’s Past Finds New Context in the Contemporary

In the remains of the Basilica Ulpia near Trajan’s Column, the city’s imperial past meets its cultural present.

Inside the thrilling chariot races of ancient Rome’s Circus Maximus

Cheering crowds, fast horses, dramatic accidents, and even a little sorcery made up a typical day of chariot racing in Rome ...
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Greek Physicians of Ancient Rome: Trusted Healers or Suspicious Foreigners?

Citizens of Ancient Rome often viewed Greek physicians with a volatile mix of profound suspicion and life-saving necessity.
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Pantheon: See one of Rome's ancient temples

Why should travelers stop by the Pantheon? The Pantheon is ancient Rome's best preserved monument. It was built as a temple ...
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Experience the Magnificence of Ancient Rome on a Two-Hour Journey Through Time

A new 3D tour of ancient Rome allows you to explore the imperial city as it appeared in the 4th century CE. The tour, produced by the education technology company Flyover Zone, is the fourth iteration ...
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Rome Neighborhoods

The crumbling yet still magnificent Ancient Rome is at the center of the city, in part of a larger area called the Centro ...