Ancient romans

“Con amor para el #LobbyRomano Buenos días”

Halloween brings out a little bit of the dark side in everyone. It lets our inner self out for a bit of play and reveals more of our personality. Your mild-mannered coworker might love zombies. Your next-door neighbor might choose this day to let their Goth side come out. From vampires to witches, horror movie buffs to avid Elvira fans, it’s a night for celebrating the chilling, the horrific, and facing the dark side – sweetened up by good fun and a lot of great candy. For Halloween 2019…

Just when it felt like good news was nowhere on the horizon, Italian archaeologists have just dug up an ancient mosaic floor that's said to be the biggest discovery of the year. And it's mesmerizing!

“It's no accident that some Roman roads have lasted for over 2 thousand years. They were Ingenious engineers and master builders who built thousands of miles of roads with some still being in use today.”

The Forum, ancient Rome. Original artwork for illustration in Treasure issue no 245 (23 September 1967).

Living in the Mediterranean, daily life in ancient Rome revolved around the climate. Unlike the more northern Europeans of the past and today, the ancient Romans started their days early in the morning and finished work by the early afternoon, as it would have been much too hot to continue their work later into the day.

What could be described as Rome's signature structure, the Colosseum still stands as a breathtaking historical site, despite being around 2000 years old. The amphitheater, back in its glory, could hold an estimated number of 50,000 - 80,000 spectators. And people had a good reason to gather within the premises as the Flavian Amphitheater offered such entertainment as gladiatorial contests, mock sea battles, animal hunts, executions, re-enactments of famous battles, and dramas based on…

Júlia, a Velha, filha do Imperador romano Augusto, foi uma das enviadas para a região por conta de sua vida sexual “depravada”