Hannibal, the World’s Best Tactician, and Rome’s Most Feared Enemy
Riding an elephant, Hannibal Barca became Rome's only real enemy and one of the best military leaders in history.
A Tasty Ancestor of Pizza Is Discovered in a 2000-Year-Old Fresco in Pompeii
An ancient fresco found in Pompeii could change our understanding of the history of pizza, one of the world's most beloved dishes.
Locusta: The World’s First Serial Killer Was A Woman
The world’s first serial killer, Locusta, saw Rome and thought, “Now here’s an opportunity.”
