Second Punic War
The Second Punic War (218–201 BC) is one of the most pivotal conflicts in ancient history, representing a clash between two of the foremost powers of the western Mediterranean: Rome...
The Second Punic War (218–201 BC) is one of the most pivotal conflicts in ancient history, representing a clash between two of the foremost powers of the western Mediterranean: Rome...
The Punic Wars were a series of fierce ancient conflicts between Rome and Carthage, spanning nearly a century. These monumental battles shaped the Mediterranean world, leading to Carthage’s downfall and...
The Civic Crown, also known as the Corona Civica in Latin, was a prestigious military decoration awarded by the ancient Romans. Made from oak leaves and acorns, the honor was...
On a summer’s day in 202 BC, Roman forces and their Carthaginian counterparts met on the open fields of Zama (located in modern-day Tunisia) to wrestle each other for supreme...
Established by the Phoenicians of Tyre in the ninth century BC, Carthage (located in modern-day Tunisia) was once a small outpost on the Mediterranean that morphed into a city-state. Right...
For many centuries, the city-state of Carthage dominated much of the ancient world. After being founded by a group of Phoenicians – believed to have been led by the legendary...
One of the most prominent and powerful civilizations to have ever existed in the history of humanity was the Roman Republic, which later transitioned into the Roman Empire. The reason...
Scipio Africanus was a Roman general who defended the Roman Republic from complete destruction after it was invaded by his lifelong enemy, Hannibal of Carthage. His eventual victory over Hannibal...
The Ancient Roman civilization, most known for its rulers, military accomplishments, dominance in the Mediterranean region, and senate, thrived for thousands of years. But how did a small city, which...
The ancient military commanders that we are about to explore led thousands of men into the heat of battles, allowing them to secure victories upon victories. Some of them were...