Discover how Roman engineers in the 1st century AD built aqueducts—marvels of ancient technology that revolutionized urban life.
The Architects of Water: Roman Engineers and the Construction of Aqueducts
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Ancient Rome
Counting the Empire: The Roman Census in the 1st Century AD
Witness the importance of the Roman census in the 1st century AD—how it shaped taxation, citizenship, and the structure of imperial society.
The Roman Apothecary: Healing with Herbs and Science in the 1st Century AD
Step inside a Roman apothecary of the 1st century AD and discover how ancient pharmacists mixed herbs and knowledge to treat the empire.
Mothers and Midwives: Childbirth and Care in Ancient Rome
Unveil the world of Roman midwives and childbirth practices in the 1st century AD—where family, ritual, and medicine converged.
Reading the Stars: Roman Astrologers and the Secrets of the Sky in the 1st Century AD
Explore how Roman astrologers in the 1st century AD used the stars to advise emperors, predict fate, and interpret the cosmos.
Bread and Revelry: Roman Bakeries During the Saturnalia Festival
Discover how Roman bakeries transformed during Saturnalia, blending festive breadmaking, sweet treats, and joyous winter celebrations.
Bathing Like a Roman: Inside the Thermae of the 2nd Century AD
Explore the architecture, culture, and rituals of Roman bathhouses—centers of hygiene, leisure, and social life in the 2nd century AD.
Justice in the Legion: Roman Military Tribunals in the 1st Century AD
Explore the role of military tribunals in 1st-century Rome, where discipline, justice, and imperial authority shaped life in the legions.
Tying the Roman Knot: Wedding Traditions and Feasts in the 1st Century AD
Discover how Romans celebrated marriage in the 1st century AD, from ritual vows to lavish banquets and symbolic traditions.
Teaching the Empire: Inside a Roman Classroom of the 2nd Century AD
Step into a Roman classroom of the 2nd century AD to discover how education shaped citizens, orators, and future leaders of the empire.
