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Tony and the team examine Roman finds along the River Tees in northern Britain.
Excavations at Syndale, Kent, reveal a Roman military trap from 43 AD.
Tony and the Team investigate Roman building remnants in Bedford Purlieus Wood, Cambridgeshire.
The Time Team excavates Ribchester, Lancashire, revealing Roman military engineering from AD 100.
Carnuntum, a Roman metropolis established in 6 A.D. by Tiberius in Celtic Noricum, served as a strategic bastion against northern invaders.
Ancient Roman roads in Britain reveal lost cities, military strategies, and Celtic resistance, illustrating the Empire's lasting impact on the landscape and infrastructure.
Roman roads like Dere Street and Ermine Street significantly shaped Britain's infrastructure, enhancing trade and urban development during the Roman Empire.
Cleopatra struggles in 44 BC as Julius Caesar's death ignites rival Roman factions in Egypt.
Spartacus leads the biggest slave rebellion in Roman history, creating opportunities for Julius Caesar.
Weapons expert Stephen Bull tests the ancient Roman Scorpio catapult's accuracy and effectiveness, evaluating its engineering and performance in military technology.
In 44 BC, Egypt suffers famine and political turmoil under Cleopatra after Julius Caesar's death.
Roman gladiators were rock stars but often faced malnourishment and stress in childhood.
A flight from Pakistan to Heathrow accidentally carries uranium, raising security concerns.
Nero's stage ambitions lead to scandals that turn Romans against him and spark his downfall.
Wealthy residents of Pompeii took measures to protect their valuables, including a Roman strongbox.
An archaeologist finds a 2,000-year-old Roman cup linked to Fulk Fitzwarin in Whittington.
Jez Butterworth discusses Jerusalem and personal experiences with Sarfraz Manzoor in this interview.
Vespasian builds the Colosseum to unite Rome and boost morale, leaving it unfinished at his death.
John Soane's museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields showcases art and architecture from his life.
Neapolis thrives as a Roman trading hub, known for its fish sauce production and trade.
Ambrosus, a fifth-century leader, may be the real King Arthur linked to Excalibur.
Turkey's multi million dollar black market threatens its ancient artifacts and heritage.
Roman soldiers fear invading Britain due to fierce blue-painted locals in the first millennium.
