THE LEGIONS OF ROME Ancient Warriors documentary series Seventh Art Productions directed by Phil Grabsky. 1994 Discovery Channel The Legions of Rome, a 1994 episode of the Ancient Warriors documentary series produced by Seventh Art Productions and directed by Phil Grabsky, explores the rise and dominance of the Roman military. Set at the end of the second century AD, the episode follows a Roman soldier crossing the Danube into the unknown, highlighting the army's unparalleled discipline, trainin

In the male-dominated world of ancient Rome, two extraordinary female gladiators, known as Amazon and Achillia, captured the imagination of the masses. These fierce warriors, immortalized in a rare marble relief from Halicarnassus, faced each other in the arena, armed with swords, shields, and an unwavering determination to prove their mettle. What set Amazon and Achillia apart was their unique fighting style. Unlike their male counterparts who typically wore helmets, these women fought barehead

11K views · 24K reactions | In Rome, there’s a hill that’s not like the others. This one is made entirely out of 53 million olive oil amphorae, basically ancient Roman jugs. Yes, you heard right. The Romans, in their infinite wisdom and love for olive oil, ended up creating the world’s classiest trash heap, Monte Testaccio. | Unsolved Mysteries & Paranormal Activities | Facebook

17K views · 341 reactions | Below Piazza Navona you can discover the Stadium of Domitian, an ancient Roman stadium where the sports imported from the Greek Olympics were taking place: javelin throw, foot run, pankration, discus throw, long jump..➡️ Want to discover more Rome hidden gems?Comment below with the words SECRET ROME and we’ll tell you how! #rometours #rome #hiddengems #ancientromeruins #romeguide #rometravel | LVG Rome | Facebook