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Google Maps for the ancient world! Interactive map reveals travel times in Ancient Rome

Historians from Stanford University have created an interactive map that lets you explore the Empire and see how long it would have taken to travel the world in 200 CE.

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Queen Boudica inspires International Women s Day march

Queen Boudica died almost 2,000 years ago after losing her war with the Romans.

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Review: Inside The White Hart pub on eccentric Mersea Island, Britain s most easterly inhabited isle

Review: Inside The White Hart pub on eccentric Mersea Island, Britain s most easterly inhabited isle
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Fierce and female, these 7 warriors fought their way into history

From imperial Japan to the lands of the Cheyenne, women all over the world have taken up arms in high profile conflicts of the past.

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Roman fort built by Caligula discovered near Amsterdam

A large Roman fort believed to have played a key role in the successful invasion of Britain in 43 AD has been discovered on the Dutch coast. A Roman legion of “several thousand” battle-ready soldiers was stationed in Velsen, 32km from Amsterdam, on the banks of the Oer-IJ, a tributary of the Rhine, research suggests. Arjen Bosman, the archeologist behind the findings, said the evidence pointed to Velsen, or Flevum in Latin, having been the empire’s most northerly castra (fortress) built to keep a Germanic tribe, known as the Chauci, at bay as the invading Roman forces prepared to cross from Boulogne,

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