The traces of ancient roads survive across the globe ... The Via Appia (a.k.a. the Appian Way) is probably the most famous ...

It's ancient Rome's first highway, today parts of it remain intact - explored by tourists on foot and by bike. Built 2,300 years ago, the Appian Way connected Rome to Brindisi in southeast Italy.

Slavery had a long history in the ancient ... such as roads, aqueducts and buildings. As a result, they merged easily into the population. In fact, slaves looked so similar to Roman citizens ...

Places names in Wales that begin 'Caer' or 'Car' are also named after Roman forts. Many of the roads in England follow the route of ancient Romans roads. And many of the words we speak also have ...

and straight roads! UD’s Ancient Greek and Roman Studies program allows students to immerse themselves in the cultures of Ancient Greece and Rome and trace their influence through history to the ...