ANCIENT ROME: ON-LINE ARTICLES


Josep Maria Casals, "Death Comes To Caesar," National Geographic History Magazine (March/April 2022): 18-31.

  David Alvarez, "The Need For Speed: Chariot Racing In Rome," National Geographic History (May/June 2021): 60-75.

  Andy Green, "Nero's Revenge: Rethinking Rome's Most Depraved Emperor," Magellan TV (May 12, 2021).

  Walter Scheidel, "The Road From Rome," Aeon (April 15, 2021).

Guy de la Bedoyere, "Living (And Dying) By The Sword," BBC History Magazine (Christmas 2020): 32-37.

  Joshua Levine, "The New, Nicer Nero," Smithsonian (October 2020).

Shushma Malik, "The Antichrist?," BBC History Magazine, 21 (August 2020): 34-39.

  Jesus Rodriguez Morales, "Roman Roads: Arteries Of An Empire," National Geographic History (January/February 2020): 40-53.

  Clelia Martinez Maza, "Roman Citizenship: Prize Of The Ancient World," National Geographic History (November/December 2019): 42-53.

  Justine Damiano, "Sex And Violence In Rome: Caligula's Empire And The Salacious Rumors That Built It," Magellan TV (August 25, 2019).

  Andrea Frediani, "Triumphs Of Caesar," National Geographic History (July/August 2019): 44-57.

Candida Moss, "Do These Skeletons Hold The Secret To The Fall Of The Roman Empire?," Daily Beast (June 16, 2019).

Daisy Dunn, "Vesuvius, Vice And Vestal Virgins: An Insider's View Of Ancient Rome," BBC History Magazine (June 2019): 29-32.

  Elda Biggi, "Keepers Of The Flame: Rome's Vestal Virgins," National Geographic History, 4 (November/December 2018): 34-47.

Guy De La Bedoyere, "The Women Who Built The Roman Empire," BBC History Magazine, 19 (October 2018): 40-44.

Fernando Lillo Redonet, "The Politics Of Pompeii," National Geographic History, 4 (March/April 2018): 52-63.

  Mary Beard, "Death Of A Dictator: How Caesar's Murder Set The Template For Political Assassination," New Statesman (April 17, 2017).

  Borja Pelegero, "Attila Against Rome: Formation Of A Fateful Alliance," National Geographic History, 2 (January/February 2017): 54-61.

  Franz Lidz, "The Discovery Of A Roman Gladiator School Brings The Famed Fighters Back To Life," Smithsonian (July 2016).

  Juan Pablo Sanchez, "Death Of The Republic: Rome After Caesar," National Geographic History, 2 (May/June 2016): 52-61.

  Fernando Lillo Redonet, "Antony And Cleopatra," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 18-29.

  Fernando Lillo Redonet, "Praetorians: Swords Of The Emperor," National Geographic History, 1 (October/November 2015): 42-53.

  Joshua Hammer, "The Fall And Rise And Fall Of Pompeii," Smithsonian (July 2015).

Elizabeth Kolbert, "Such A Stoic: How Seneca Became Ancient Rome's Philosopher-Fixer," New Yorker (February 2, 2015).

  Timothy Lee, "40 Maps That Explain The Roman Empire," Vox (August 19, 2014).

James Wiener, "The Enigmatic Poison King: Mithradates VI Of Pontus (120-63 BCE)," Ancient History (May 28, 2013).

Adam Kirsch, "The Empire Strikes Back," New Yorker (January 9, 2012).

  Tony Perrottet, "The Lure Of Capri," Smithsonian (April 2011).

Rob Goodman and Jimmy Soni, "How The Filibuster Wrecked The Roman Senate -- And Could Wreck Ours," Atlantic (March 24, 2011).

  Tom Mueller, "Secrets Of The Colosseum," Smithsonian (January 2011).

  Paul Bennett, "Home Away From Rome," Smithsonian (June 2010).

  Joy Connolly, "A City Unbottled: Mary Beard's Pompeii," Nation (November 9, 2009).

Andrew Curry, "Trekking Hadrian's Wall," Smithsonian (October 2009).

  Andrew Curry, "Rome Reborn: Archaeologists Unveil A 3-D Model Of The Great City Circa AD 400," Smithsonian (July 2007).

Gina Hahn, "As The Romans Did," Atlantic (June 22, 2007).

  Doug Stewart, "Resurrecting Pompeii," Smithsonian (February 2006).

Tony Perrottet, "The Glory That Is Rome," Smithsonian (October 2005).

  Fergus M. Bordewich, "The Ambush That Changed History," Smithsonian (September 2005).

Lance Morrow, "Plutarch's Exemplary Lives: An Ancient Greek Wrote The Book On Biography Then And Now," Smithsonian (July 2004).

Nancy Franklin, "When In Rome: ABC Revisits Ancient History," New Yorker (July 4, 2005).

Mary Beard, "The Fall Of The Roman Republic," BBC History.

  Keith Bradley, "Resisting Slavery In Ancient Rome," BBC History.

  Kathleen Coleman, "Gladiators: Heroes Of The Roman Amphitheatre," BBC History.

Jon Coulston, "Roman Army Gallery," BBC History.

  Suzanne Dixon, "Roman Women: Following The Clues," BBC History.

Neil Faulkner, "The Official Truth: Propaganda In The Roman Empire," BBC History.

  Neil Faulkner, "Overview: Roman Britain, 43-410 AD," BBC History.

  Neil Faulkner, "Romanisation: The Process Of Becoming Roman," BBC History.

Adam Hart-Davis, "Discovering Roman Technology." BBC History.

  Peter Heather, "The Fall Of Rome," BBC History.

Peter Heather, "Rome's Greatest Enemies Gallery," BBC History.

  Valerie Hope, "Social Pecking Order In The Roman World," BBC History.

  Keith Hopkins, "The Colosseum: Emblem Of Rome," BBC History.

  Mike Ibeji, "Empires Of The Absent Mind: Rome And The USA," BBC History.

Mike Ibeji, "The Roman Way To Building A Career," BBC History.

Sophie Lunn-Rockliffe, "Christianity And The Roman Empire," BBC History.

  Salvatore Ciro Nappo, "Pompeii: Its Discovery And Preservation," BBC History.

  Andrew Wallace-Hadrill, "Pompeii: Portents Of Disaster," BBC History.

Joanne Berry, "Work And Play In Everyday Pompeii Gallery," BBC History.

Joanne Berry, "Pompeii Art And Architecture Gallery," BBC History.

Nigel Pollard, "Roman Religion Gallery," BBC History.

Pat Southern, "Rome's Pivotal Emperors," BBC History.

  Pat Southern, "Third Century Crisis Of The Roman Empire," BBC History.

  Andrew Wallace-Hadrill, "Roman Empire: The Paradox Of Power," BBC History.

  Nigel Pollard, "Mosaics Of Roman Britain Gallery," BBC History.

"Hadrian's War Gallery," BBC History.

  Mike Ibeji, "Roman Colchester: Britain's First City," BBC History.

Mike Ibeji, "Vindolanda," BBC History.

  Mike Ibeji, "After The Romans," BBC History.


 

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