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New Continent‑Scale Analysis Rewrites How Roman Roads Were Built and Used

A Nature Communications paper shows the empire’s road network was distributed and shaped by local terrain, changing how scholars see Roman logistics and lasting influence.

Itiner-e Launch Maps 299,000 Kilometers of Roman Roads

Aldborough Sediment Core Rewrites Post-Roman Economy, Showing Metalworking Lasted Until a 6th-Century Crash

New Excavations Confirm Centuries-Long Settlement in Post-Vesuvius Pompeii Ruins

AI Reconstruction Yields Complete 2,000-Year-Old Babylonian Hymn