As the Roman Empire fell into serious decline in the 5th century, there were several attempts to restore Roman power amid the ...

The modern visitor to the Croatian coastal city of Split marvels at the towering walls of Emperor Diocletian’s Palace, which ...

AMMAN — The Roman army at its peak reached the north-western parts of modern day ... The site of Bayir is located in the south-eastern part of Jordan, on the halfway between Azraq and Maan. The site ...

Geological evidence found in Iceland indicates that the LALIA was more severe than previously thought, playing a key role in the Eastern Roman Empire's decline. The investigation focused on ...

This suggests that the LALIA could have put significant strain on the Eastern Roman Empire and adds to a growing body of evidence pointing to its role in the empire's decline.

The importance of this trade to the Roman Empire’s economy cannot be overstated; at its peak, the Roman treasury ... By the Middle Ages, Europe’s demand for Eastern goods hadn’t ...

“Anyone feeling late stage empire vibes ... the protector of old-fashioned Roman values against the threat of Mark Antony and Cleopatra’s effeminate, eastern degeneracy.

A recent study challenges conventional ideas about the decline of the Eastern Roman Empire. Contrary to popular belief, natural disasters and epidemics may not have been the main causes of the decline ...

Studies show that there is no textual evidence for the effects of the dust veil in the eastern Mediterranean ... It seems the Roman Empire entered the 7th century at the peak of its power. But Roman ...

Studies show that there is no textual evidence for the effects of the dust veil in the eastern Mediterranean ... It seems the Roman Empire entered the 7th century at the peak of its power.