By the time of the emperor Trajan, the Roman empire encompassed the whole of the Mediterranean, Britain, much of northern and central Europe and the Near East.
117 - 235 C.E.
By the time of the emperor Trajan, the Roman empire encompassed the whole of the Mediterranean, Britain, much of northern and central Europe and the Near East.
117 - 235 C.E.
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A family drama —Caracalla assassinates his brother and damns his memory.
A tomb, a prison, the site of a miracle, papal apartments — this building has as many layers as Rome itself.
One of the most impressive monuments on the Roman Forum
What do we gain when works come from a well-documented excavation?
This ancient map served as an administrative tool for one of the largest empires in history.
A bad case of acne or a political statement? Learn about Hadrian’s beard, political image, and accomplishments.
At the remotest point of the Roman Empire, Hadrian erected this fortification—a symbol of control and dominance.
The Empire in miniature, see how Hadrian’s Villa served as a space for both business and pleasure.
The Pantheon has one of the most perfect interior spaces ever constructed—and it’s been copied ever since.
Romans fight barbarians on this chaotic coffin, which shows signs of a turn in artistic trends.
A lavish Roman house in miniature, explore the innermost sanctum of the emperor Hadrian’s villa.
Explore Hadrian’s Villa in 3D and learn about Hadrian from the emperor himself.
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