One civilisation which contributed more than its fair share of innovations was that of Ancient Romans. You may not realise it but many of the things you and I take for granted in our everyday lives ...

As such, wherever the army was, soldiers could get letters from home and new equipment such as new boots or clothing. Image caption, The swords the Romans carried were called a gladius.

To find out how to turn on JavaScript, go to the WebWise JavaScript guide. A Day in the Life of a 10-year-old in Roman Britain Watch more videos Who were the Romans? Why did they come to Britain ...

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When it came to their hair, skin, and clothes ... ladies. Augustus, who would burn his legs with walnut shells heated to white to make his hair come back softer, was just one example of a man who ...

This well-preserved cornucopia was discovered at Corbridge Roman Town, near Hadrian’s Wall. Cornucopias were symbols of wealth and plenty in the Roman world: this probably formed an architectural ...

Before the Romans arrived the Britons cultivated cereals (mostly wheat and barley), and peas and beans, generally on a subsistence basis. The Romans introduced over 50 new kinds of food plants: fruits ...

Families were dominated by men. At the head of Roman family life was the oldest living male, called the "paterfamilias," or "father of the family." He looked after the family's business affairs ...

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