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The History of Tourism in Ancient Rome

Tourism in Ancient Rome: Historic Evolution of Tourism Rome – Roman Roads – Pont du Gard – Roman Sex Festivities. – Roman Roads Calculator This is the first part of an investigation of the History of Tourism. The second part, Tourism in the Middle Ages can be read here Tourism is a series of trips made for pleasure or for commercial, professional or similar reasons, during which the absence of habitual residence is only temporary. History of Classical Tourism …

The History of Rome – Titus Livius

The History of Rome” a multi-volume work by historian Titus Livius “The History of Rome” is a multi-volume work by historian Titus Livius, commonly known as Livy, that covers the history of Rome from its mythical origins to the death of Drusus in 9 BC. Here is a summary of the book: Volume 1: Covers the founding of Rome, the reign of the seven kings, and the establishment of the Roman Republic. It includes legendary figures such as …

Evolution of a Crane and Hoist in Ancient Rome

Samsung Store: Galaxy Z Fold4 Series Samsung Store: Galaxy Z Fold4 Series Evolution of a Roman Crane and Hoist in Ancient Rome Crane and Hoist in Ancient Rome Ancient Roman Crane and Hoist: The Roman Empire invested a lot of time, effort and money developing new cranes for the construction of their buildings, bridges and especially aqueducts. They took the Greek’s crane as a model and improved it. Ancient Cranes How to build a. Roman Aqueduct? Roman aqueducts were underground …

History of Ancient Roman Roads

History of Ancient Roman Roads Roman Rodas Today – Italy – France – UK. – Spain The history of ancient Roman roads begins with the founding of Rome in 753 BCE. The Romans recognized the importance of building roads for both military and economic purposes. The first roads were simple paths made of dirt and gravel. Over time, the Romans improved their roads by paving them with stones, and later with bricks and concrete. One of the …

Julius Caesar Personal Stories

Julius Caesar personal stories and Anecdotes Caesar’s famous last words were reportedly “Et tu, Brute?” (And you, Brutus?) when he saw that even his trusted friend Brutus was among the conspirators who had plotted to assassinate him. Caesar was known for his strategic military tactics, one of which was the “double envelopment” maneuver, where he would encircle the enemy on both sides to cut off their retreat and ensure victory. Legend has it that Caesar once stopped his army …