Ignacia Laguarda writes the monument is “nearing completion”, and that when it’s finished it will have more decoration to match the actual belt Roman Reigns currently wears, a tiled floor ...

The Roman Empire was created and controlled by its soldiers. At the core of the army were its legions, which were without equal in their training, discipline and fighting ability. By the time ...

The play took place at the Washburn High School Gymnasium. ‘The American Soldier’ is a 90-minute, one man play based on ...

A Roman soldiers takes us on a tour of a Roman barracks. We see where the soldiers ate and slept. They had a tough training schedule, including a 26 mile run every month. This clip also describes ...

One of the coins in the hoard was a gold aureus of Claudius, the very emperor who led the invasion of Britain. That connection made the find even more special. It's heavy and a beautiful coin, and has ...

In fact, in some eastern Mediterranean cities Roman business men formed actual social units ... of them breaking through the walls. The Roman soldiers running through the streets.

Here in Germany the low mound is all that’s left of a wall that once stood some ten feet tall, running hundreds of miles under the wary eyes of Roman soldiers in watchtowers. It would have been ...

It looks like — as you can see in the video below — that all the parts are 3D printed but you will still need to buy material for the actual belt. Of course, you may not have a Hornet ...

But he was stopped by a confederation of Roman soldiers and Germanic tribes. Defeating the great Attila might seem to be a sign of Rome’s strength, but many historians believe this moment ...

I am an American Soldier. I am a warrior and a member of a team. I serve the people of the United States, and live the Army Values. I will always place the mission first. I will never accept defeat.

This location would have given Roman soldiers, who were stationed at the camp, an advantage to spot incoming armies that would cross through the Lenzerheide pass - the most common path militaries ...

A Roman soldiers takes us on a tour of a Roman barracks. We see where the soldiers ate and slept. They had a tough training schedule, including a 26 mile run every month. This clip also describes ...